Album de photographies relatives au pont Hugh-John-Flemming, Hartland, Nouveau-Brunswick

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People:

Victor Landriault (photographer)
Victor Landriault (archive creator)

Title:

Album de photographies relatives au pont Hugh-John-Flemming, Hartland, Nouveau-Brunswick

Date:

1959-1968

Description:

Piers, concrete abutments, cofferdams, falsework, formwork, concrete work, winter housing, piles, employees; photos of official opening with political dignitaries (June 4, 1960).
- 62 photographies (mars à octobre 1959);
- 1 extrait de périodique: "Concrete Arch Bridge at Hartland, New Brunswick." 'The Engineering Journal' (Avril 1961), 77-82;
- 10 photographies de l'ouverture officielle du pont Hugh John Fleming (4 juin 1960);
- 56 photographies de la construction d'un pont dont la documentation disponible à ce jour ne permet pas d'identifier (décembre 1967 à juin 1968).

Form:
photographs

Quantity / Object type:
1 album(s)

Extent and medium:

128 épreuves argentiques à la gélatine; 1 document textuel

Dimensions:

compositions: 8.89 x 12.7 cm compositions: 20.32 x 25.4 cm compositions: 6.35 x 12.7 cm

Reference number:

ARCH193295

Physical characteristics and technical requirements:

- Les photographies ont été relogées adéquatement dans une chemise sans acidité avec des feuilles sans acidité comme séparateur. L'album d'origine est conservé séparément (Voir ARCH193415).

Location:

Hartland New Brunswick Canada

Credit line:
Fonds Victor Landriault
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Don de Victor Landriault/
Gift of Victor Landriault

Related units of description:

Voir aussi ARCH193415.

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