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Advertisement for Great Western Railway's Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge—"The only route via Niagara Falls & Suspension Bridge" (then two separate villages, combined in 1892 as the city of Niagara Falls)[1]
Date circa 1876
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Author William Edgard; Publisher: Clay, Cosack & Co.
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Advertisement for Great Western Railway's Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge—"The only route via Niagara Falls & Suspension Bridge" (then two separate villages, combined in 1892 as the city of Niagara Falls)[1]


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Mime type image/jpeg
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Image resolution in width direction 1200
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Software used Adobe Photoshop CS Windows




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