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Erection of No. 15 Well Curb on Wooden Pontoons
No full textThis photograph is from the third album in a set of eleven albums documenting the construction of Hardinge Bridge over the lower Ganges River at Sara, India (now Paksey, Bangladesh) on the Dhaka-Kolkata railway line. Sir Robert Gailes was the chief engineer for construction of the steel railroad bridge
Left Bank View Upstream
No full textImage of the view of the left bank of the Hardinge Bridge construction site looking upstream, with a girder structures visible in the middle and far in the distance
Tail of Left Guide Bank
No full textImage of a crowd of workers standing on and near railroad tracks and on a hill to the right of the tracks
Erection of No. 3 Well Curb
No full textImage of workers assembling the no. 3 well curb with a large crane
Interior Right Bank Power House
No full textImage of men standing beside a machinery including a large motor in the right bank power house
Upper End Right Guide Bank
No full textImage of piles of rocks along the upper right guide bank. Workers and a train can be seen in the background
Right Guide Bank
No full textImage of workers performing various tasks in the right guide bank area of the Hardinge Bridge. A rail track runs through the center of the image
Well Curb No. 16
No full textImage of the No. 16 well curb surrounded by wooden supports and with a ladder leaned against it. Above and around the well curb are girders
Erection Well Curb No. 16
No full textIMage of workers standing seated on the ground under girders erected over the No. 16 well curb of the Hardinge Bridge