8. SOUTHWEST ELEVATION, LOOKING NORTH FROM POINT JUST WEST OF SOUTHWEST BRIDGE ABUTMENT - Connecticut Avenue Bridge, Spanning Klingle Valley, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

ID: 2679 ~ Source: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA ~ Creator: Jack Boucher ~ Date: 1993

This file appears in: Klingle Valley Bridge: This bridge was constructed in 1931 to replace an earlier viaduct built by a streetcar company to extend Connecticut Avenue to the Maryland line.

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This file appears in: Klingle Valley Bridge: This bridge was constructed in 1931 to replace an earlier viaduct built by a streetcar company to extend Connecticut Avenue to the Maryland line.

Klingle Valley Bridge: This bridge was constructed in 1931 to replace an earlier viaduct built by a streetcar company to extend Connecticut Avenue to the Maryland line.

By The DC Historic Sites team

The Klingle Valley Bridge—also known as the Connecticut Avenue Bridge over Klingle Valley and DC Bridge No. 27—carries Connecticut Avenue over the deep, wooded ravine of the Klingle Valley in…