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said the location of the bridge was up to them, and the Corps warned that not only could the existing bridge not be enlarged but agreed with
Garrison that it was structurally unsound. Swanson changed his mind, and agreed in January 1916 that the new bridge should be built on the existing site. Garrison endorsed the Carlin bill on January 27. On February 3, 1916, vehicular traffic over Aqueduct Bridge was limited by the city to a single automobile at a time due to its dangerous nature. The House passed legislation appropriating $ 1.175 million for construction of a new bridge on March 6. D.C. commissioners held hearings on the bridge site in late March, and approved the site in early April. The Senate passed some minor amendments to the House bill, and after some legislative discussions and a conference committee, the Carlin bill passed Congress on May 2, 1916. President Woodrow Wilson signed the legislation on May 19.
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overhangs on both sides of the bridge, repair the concrete deck beneath the roadway, repair cracked and broken portions of the concrete superstructure, repair the reinforced concrete beams beneath the concrete deck, improve drainage, and clad the footings of the piers with "fiber-reinforced polymer jackets" to inhibit corrosion. The right lanes of the bridge is being treated with a resin as a test to see if the material will help reduce water infiltration and corrosion. Minor repairs and alterations will also improve pedestrian and bicycle safety on the ramp to the eastbound
Whitehurst Freeway. These include removing bollards that narrow the sidewalk, and installing cameras that detect pedestrians and bicycles and will trigger flashing lights on the ramp to warn motorists about their presence. Work began in October 2016 and was to last two years, but was still ongoing in August 2019.
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January 1915. But House members balked at the cost. Garrison tried to break the deadlock on January 9 by issuing a report that declared the existing bridge unsafe, and requesting that the new one be built in the same location. The D.C. Commissioners
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Congress extended the George Washington Memorial Parkway north along the Virginia shoreline past Key Bridge. A new 152-foot (46 m) span over the parkway was added in 1939, giving the bridge an eighth span. Sources vary significantly as to the
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deck 90 feet (27 m) in width. The roadway width remained the same, but the extra deck width allowed the sidewalks to be widened to 9 feet 10 inches (3.00 m). The 1955 railing was removed, and a precast concrete parapet 2 feet 8 inches (0.81 m) high with 6-foot
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October 2015, delaying work about six months. The two-year, $ 30 million project was intended to replace more street lights with modern fixtures, strengthen the deck
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Virginia sponsored legislation to replace Aqueduct Bridge with a new, $ 1 million structure. The Commissioners of the District of Columbia (the city's appointed government) approved the new bridge in June. Controversy over the new bridge immediately broke out. Senator
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3671:Signers of the Declaration of Independence
3428:
3414:
3406:
2625:
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2603:
2534:
1237:
1235:
149:
38:
3813:Frederick Douglass National Historic Site
2634:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
2491:. Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press.
2085:. National Park Service. March 14, 2001.
120:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
4797:Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School
2201:D.C. Historic Preservation Division 1995
2186:D.C. Historic Preservation Division 1995
2069:
2058:D.C. Historic Preservation Division 1995
1857:"Danger Great On Span Job, CWA Warned".
1824:D.C. Historic Preservation Division 1995
1797:D.C. Historic Preservation Division 1995
1785:D.C. Historic Preservation Division 1995
2436:. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Books.
1991:
1080:from the original on September 21, 2013
979:
701:. Traffic wishing to access southbound
425:across the Potomac to connect with the
4946:MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
2459:. Hoboken, N.J.: John Wiley and Sons.
1913:"This Georgetown Bridge Was For Boats"
1836:Harwood, Herbert H. Jr. (April 2000).
1707:"Aqueduct Bridge's Danger Is Passed".
1110:Government of the District of Columbia
1025:"National Register Information System"
5087:Concrete bridges in the United States
5037:Neoclassical architecture in Virginia
3788:Basilica of the Immaculate Conception
2487:Buildings of the District of Columbia
2297:Neibauer, Michael (October 7, 2015).
2235:Halsey III, Ashley (April 24, 2014).
2120:
1956:from the original on August 11, 2016.
1923:from the original on February 5, 2017
1898:
545:convinced Congress to pay the money.
539:United States Commission of Fine Arts
518:, who had written the lyrics to the "
475:United States Army Corps of Engineers
18:Francis Scott Key Bridge (Washington)
7:
4012:United States Supreme Court Building
2513:Historic American Engineering Record
2309:from the original on August 17, 2016
2278:from the original on August 26, 2015
2155:Neibauer, Michael (April 25, 2014).
1884:"Cold Wave Slows Razing of Bridge".
1600:
1030:National Register of Historic Places
820:National Register of Historic Places
813:Type 16 Washington Upright Lampposts
801:Panoramic view of Key Bridge in 2013
448:to begin operating over the bridge.
413:Deterioration of the Aqueduct Bridge
402:National Register of Historic Places
357:, is a six-lane reinforced concrete
34:Francis Scott Key Bridge (Baltimore)
4295:Gold Star Mothers National Monument
4290:George Washington Memorial Building
3902:Lincoln's Cottage at Soldiers' Home
3462:American Veterans Disabled for Life
2247:from the original on April 25, 2014
2089:from the original on April 26, 2009
2024:from the original on April 26, 2014
1737:"At Work For Key Bridge Abutment".
1112:. September 1, 2004. Archived from
563:Washington and Old Dominion Railway
4680:Mount Zion United Methodist Church
4445:Washington and Georgetown Railroad
2476:Bridges and the City of Washington
1944:"Landmarks Tell Lore of Watergate"
1570:Cardno, Catherine A. (July 2012).
694:George Washington Memorial Parkway
392:Key Bridge was named for the poet
25:
4782:Duke Ellington School of the Arts
3639:National Statuary Hall Collection
2167:from the original on May 16, 2014
577:survive just west of Key Bridge.
277:1,701 ft (518.5 m) long
5097:Road bridges in Washington, D.C.
4990:
4989:
4326:National Mall and Memorial Parks
4238:United States Air Force Memorial
3907:Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
3139:
3132:
2587:
2582:
2567:
2386:Commission of Fine Arts (1920).
2369:Commission of Fine Arts (1918).
2352:Commission of Fine Arts (1917).
2018:Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson
939:Architecture of Washington, D.C.
923:
909:
895:
881:
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187:
169:
162:
129:D.C. Inventory of Historic Sites
5082:1923 establishments in Virginia
4931:Georgetown Visitation Monastery
4660:Georgetown Visitation Monastery
4529:Georgetown Neighborhood Library
4359:Commemorating African-Americans
2266:Dildine, Dave (June 25, 2015).
773:replacing streetcars with buses
535:United States Department of War
504:Key Bridge under construction,
5042:Bridges over the Potomac River
4347:Public art in Washington, D.C.
1942:Barker, Karlyn; Chen, Vivien.
1555:"Ready to Draw Bridge Plans".
1540:"Signs Aqueduct Bridge Bill".
1517:"Credit for Aqueduct Bridge".
1479:"$ 1,000,000 For New Bridge".
808:bonded post-tensioned concrete
456:In March 1914, Representative
296:
283:
1:
5047:Georgetown (Washington, D.C.)
2549:
2474:Myer, Donald Beekman (1974).
1411:"Larger Bridge Loads Urged".
1176:"Tracks on Aqueduct Bridge".
1074:"Virginia Landmarks Register"
826:2014 and 2016 rehabilitations
505:
421:, built in 1830 to carry the
353:, more commonly known as the
4670:Holy Trinity Catholic Church
4404:Georgetown, Washington, D.C.
4351:American Revolution Statuary
4110:United States Botanic Garden
1722:"Key Bridge Ready in 1919".
1698:"Citizens Want Bridge Now".
1655:Commission of Fine Arts 1920
1628:Commission of Fine Arts 1918
1613:Commission of Fine Arts 1917
1494:"Hearing on Bridge Monday".
1223:"Bridge in Good Condition".
1192:"Delay on Aqueduct Bridge".
1184:"Contract for Bridge Pier".
417:The Key Bridge replaced the
4984:Northwest, Washington, D.C.
4865:Presbyterian Burying Ground
4690:St. John's Episcopal Church
4634:Volta Laboratory and Bureau
4486:Customhouse and Post Office
4194:Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
4189:Arlington National Cemetery
3947:St. John's Episcopal Church
3577:Lyndon Baines Johnson Grove
3362:National Historic Landmarks
2451:Jackson, Donald C. (1988).
2303:Washington Business Journal
2161:Washington Business Journal
1464:"Limits Aqueduct Traffic".
1449:"Garrison For New Bridge".
1434:"Bridge Plea to Garrison".
1273:"Urge Bridge Improvement".
1207:"Pier Nearing Completion".
753:Renovations and alterations
138:Virginia Landmarks Register
5113:
4835:Francis Scott Key Memorial
4830:Georgetown Waterfront Park
4787:Georgetown Female Seminary
4751:Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
4514:Farmers and Mechanics Bank
3457:African American Civil War
1640:"Hurry New Bridge Plans".
1396:"Aqueduct Plans Held Up".
664:(which provides access to
619:Arlington County, Virginia
375:Arlington County, Virginia
31:
5017:Bridges completed in 1923
4979:
4471:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
4344:
4274:Peace Corps Commemorative
4269:National Liberty Memorial
4211:Marine Corps War Memorial
4199:John F. Kennedy gravesite
4146:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
4136:Arlington Memorial Bridge
3708:Statues of the Liberators
3698:Theodore Roosevelt Island
3693:Franklin Delano Roosevelt
3370:
3130:
2579:Theodore Roosevelt Bridge
2573:
2562:
2552:
2547:
1215:"Holes in Bridge Piers".
1010:United States Coast Pilot
854:Arlington Memorial Bridge
746:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
687:of Aqueduct Bridge (2005)
613:with the neighborhood of
601:The Key Bridge spans the
423:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
343:
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282:NRHP reference
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102:
4685:Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel
4156:Francis Scott Key Bridge
3973:Freedman's Bank Building
3892:National Building Museum
3885:National Capitol Columns
3592:Law Enforcement Officers
2564:Francis Scott Key Bridge
2523:Francis Scott Key Bridge
2517:Francis Scott Key Bridge
2515:(HAER) No. DC-51, "
2432:Goode, James M. (2003).
1809:"Key Bridge Is Opened".
1752:"Key Coffer Dam Ready".
1682:"Balks at Bridge Cost".
1667:"Aqueduct Bridge Plea".
1419:"Old Bridge Is Unsafe".
1381:"Finds Old Bridge Bad".
1366:"Plead for New Bridge".
1312:"Fights Bridge Change".
1168:"Bridge Plans Held Up".
1153:"Aqueduct Bill Report".
1138:"Plans for New Bridge".
567:Capital Traction Company
458:Charles Creighton Carlin
398:The Star-Spangled Banner
365:(US 29) across the
351:Francis Scott Key Bridge
267:Architectural style
32:Not to be confused with
4544:John Stoddert Haw House
4440:Washington County, D.C.
4305:National Slave Memorial
3942:Smithsonian Institution
3897:National Gallery of Art
3798:Capitol Reflecting Pool
3650:Nuns of the Battlefield
3609:Martin Luther King, Jr.
2396:2027/coo.31924106244548
2379:2027/coo.31924106244548
2362:2027/coo.31924106244548
2188:, Section 7, pages 1–2.
1799:, Section 8, pages 1-2.
1767:"Order Bridge Closed".
1336:"Agree on New Bridge".
1320:"Near the Old Bridge".
1297:"Wants 2 New Bridges".
1281:"Approve Bridge Plan".
1258:"To Push Bridge Bill".
529:bridge was designed by
482:Lindley Miller Garrison
400:". It was added to the
4665:Grace Episcopal Church
4604:Statue of John Carroll
3803:Congressional Cemetery
3644:Navy – Merchant Marine
3375:Keeper of the Register
3287:Poquoson (no listings)
2083:"New Memorials Update"
1525:"New Bridge Assured".
1502:"Bridge Where It Is".
1242:"Wants A New Bridge".
835:
688:
624:The bridge is an open-
598:
589:The former Key Bridge
511:
98:60 ft (18 m)
4966:Washington Canoe Club
4792:Georgetown University
4584:Newton D. Baker House
4519:Forrest-Marbury House
3990:United States Capitol
3808:DAR Constitution Hall
3395:Contributing property
1644:. September 10, 1916.
1035:National Park Service
833:
784:1987 deck replacement
729:. These were made of
678:
588:
503:
319:Designated DCIHS
233:38.90222°N 77.07028°W
72:38.90222°N 77.06972°W
4906:Embassy of Venezuela
4840:Glover-Archbold Park
4221:Netherlands Carillon
4045:Constitution Gardens
3735:Victims of Communism
3587:Marquis de Lafayette
3507:Dwight D. Eisenhower
2203:, Section 7, page 2.
2070:Scott & Lee 1993
2060:, Section 7, page 1.
1888:. December 30, 1933.
1826:, Section 8, page 3.
1787:, Section 8, page 2.
1726:. February 28, 1917.
1711:. February 20, 1917.
1686:. February 17, 1917.
1400:. February 26, 1915.
1340:. December 25, 1914.
917:United States portal
641:were decorated with
611:District of Columbia
609:neighborhood in the
520:Star Spangled Banner
4911:Filomena Ristorante
4896:Embassy of Thailand
4891:Embassy of Mongolia
4855:Mount Zion Cemetery
4825:Dumbarton Oaks Park
4802:Holy Trinity School
4699:Streets and bridges
4564:McDonough Gymnasium
4481:The Corcoran School
4461:1222 28th Street NW
4423:Organic Act of 1871
4418:Organic Act of 1801
4355:Civil War Monuments
4161:Pennsylvania Avenue
4151:Constitution Avenue
3858:Library of Congress
3750:Washington Monument
3624:George B. McClellan
3614:Korean War Veterans
3472:Mary McLeod Bethune
1994:, pp. 113–114.
1949:The Washington Post
1879:. December 27, 1933
1870:. December 26, 1933
1861:. December 16, 1933
1813:. January 18, 1923.
1702:. February 19, 1917
1671:. January 25, 1917.
1468:. February 4, 1916.
1453:. January 28, 1916.
1438:. January 21, 1916.
1385:. January 10, 1915.
1227:. October 16, 1908.
1172:. February 27, 1903
1142:. February 7, 1901.
849:The Washington Post
630:reinforced concrete
327:Designated VLR
238:38.90222; -77.07028
229: /
77:38.90222; -77.06972
68: /
4971:Washington Harbour
4921:Georgetown Cupcake
4916:Four Seasons Hotel
4901:Embassy of Ukraine
4756:Whitehurst Freeway
4629:Vigilant Firehouse
4624:Van Ness Mausoleum
4554:Laird-Dunlop House
4085:National Arboretum
4080:Meridian Hill Park
3917:National Cathedral
3880:National Arboretum
3730:United States Navy
3688:Jean de Rochambeau
3572:Jefferson Memorial
3557:Holodomor Genocide
1423:. January 8, 1916.
1415:. October 29, 1915
1370:. January 9, 1915.
1355:. January 9, 1915.
1246:. August 12, 1914.
1219:. October 15, 1908
889:Engineering portal
836:
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662:Whitehurst Freeway
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486:William C. Adamson
435:American Civil War
363:U.S. Route 29
207:, Washington, D.C.
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4951:Potomac Boat Club
4886:Embassy of France
4881:Baked & Wired
4860:Oak Hill Cemetery
4643:Houses of worship
4579:Isaac Owens House
4524:Georgetown Market
4370:
4369:
4363:Outdoor sculpture
4231:Pentagon Memorial
4115:West Potomac Park
4055:East Potomac Park
4017:Watergate complex
3968:Treasury Building
3957:The Arts of Peace
3912:National Archives
3532:James A. Garfield
3403:
3402:
3390:Historic district
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2594:
1741:. March 29, 1918.
1615:, pp. 53–54.
1582:on April 26, 2014
1576:Civil Engineering
1262:. March 17, 1914.
1037:. March 13, 2009.
858:Anacostia Freeway
605:, connecting the
595:Watergate scandal
537:consult with the
527:Classical Revival
516:Francis Scott Key
463:Claude A. Swanson
394:Francis Scott Key
347:
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306:Significant dates
271:Classical Revival
16:(Redirected from
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4711:Dumbarton Bridge
4559:Lauinger Library
4476:City Tavern Club
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4070:Lafayette Square
3740:Vietnam Veterans
3703:Taras Shevchenko
3661:John J. Pershing
3634:Peter Muhlenberg
3597:Lincoln Memorial
3552:Holocaust Museum
3547:Ulysses S. Grant
3527:Thomas Gallaudet
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3963:Tidal Basin
3793:Blair House
3760:World War I
3350:Other lists
3168:Buena Vista
3069:Southampton
2964:Northampton
2939:Mecklenburg
2894:King George
2849:Greensville
2334:November 7,
1058:October 30,
666:K Street NW
654:M Street NW
581:Description
509: 1920
359:arch bridge
274:arch bridge
236: /
212:Coordinates
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5011:Categories
4813:cemeteries
4721:Key Bridge
4549:Healy Hall
4124:Boundaries
4038:and plazas
3838:Healy Hall
3341:Winchester
3331:Waynesboro
3291:Portsmouth
3283:Petersburg
3178:Chesapeake
3158:Alexandria
3104:Washington
3059:Shenandoah
3044:Rockingham
3039:Rockbridge
2949:Montgomery
2884:James City
2829:Gloucester
2774:Cumberland
2724:Buckingham
2679:Appomattox
2575:Downstream
2528:Structurae
2498:0195061462
2466:0471143855
2313:October 7,
2121:Emery 1938
1899:Goode 2003
975:References
777:guard rail
660:, and the
607:Georgetown
550:coffer dam
467:Rock Creek
446:streetcars
379:Georgetown
377:, and the
355:Key Bridge
205:Georgetown
193:US 29
112:Key Bridge
63:77°04′11″W
60:38°54′08″N
43:Key Bridge
4811:Parks and
4770:Education
4599:Smith Row
4569:Old North
4182:landmarks
3863:Jefferson
3477:Boy Scout
3445:Memorials
3248:Lynchburg
3243:Lexington
3188:Covington
2944:Middlesex
2924:Lunenburg
2904:Lancaster
2834:Goochland
2819:Frederick
2784:Dinwiddie
2779:Dickenson
2749:Charlotte
2714:Brunswick
2709:Botetourt
2684:Arlington
2664:Alleghany
2659:Albemarle
2647:by county
2414:April 25,
2251:April 26,
2171:April 25,
2028:April 25,
1927:March 17,
1601:Myer 1974
1586:April 26,
944:Key House
841:abutments
731:cast iron
711:streetcar
643:pilasters
575:abutments
404:in 1996.
361:carrying
295:VLR
257:Architect
224:77°4′13″W
221:38°54′8″N
195:over the
4995:Category
4741:P Street
4731:M Street
4507:Exorcist
4466:Car Barn
4283:Canceled
4226:Pentagon
3819:Exorcist
3492:D.C. War
3316:Staunton
3301:Richmond
3253:Manassas
3238:Hopewell
3213:Franklin
3193:Danville
3094:Tazewell
3079:Stafford
3029:Richmond
2999:Powhatan
2974:Nottoway
2959:New Kent
2874:Highland
2814:Franklin
2809:Fluvanna
2799:Fauquier
2769:Culpeper
2734:Caroline
2729:Campbell
2719:Buchanan
2654:Accomack
2638:Virginia
2554:Upstream
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2276:Archived
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2165:Archived
2093:July 17,
2087:Archived
2022:Archived
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1921:Archived
1123:July 17,
1078:Archived
875:See also
723:baluster
685:abutment
670:downtown
626:spandrel
591:Marriott
431:Virginia
339:Location
301:DC Local
289:96000199
199:between
184:Location
4501:Evermay
4411:History
4314:Related
4252:Planned
4005:Rotunda
3873:Madison
3724:Titanic
3357:Bridges
3321:Suffolk
3306:Roanoke
3296:Radford
3273:Norfolk
3228:Hampton
3203:Fairfax
3198:Emporia
3163:Bristol
3151:by city
3049:Russell
3034:Roanoke
3019:Pulaski
2989:Patrick
2934:Mathews
2929:Madison
2914:Loudoun
2864:Henrico
2859:Hanover
2854:Halifax
2839:Grayson
2794:Fairfax
2739:Carroll
2699:Bedford
2689:Augusta
2674:Amherst
1084:May 12,
735:griffin
715:cornice
649:style.
645:in the
615:Rosslyn
429:on the
408:History
371:Rosslyn
201:Rosslyn
4180:Nearby
3602:statue
3278:Norton
3099:Warren
3089:Sussex
2979:Orange
2954:Nelson
2919:Louisa
2844:Greene
2759:Clarke
2669:Amelia
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717:was a
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3223:Galax
3149:Lists
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3084:Surry
3064:Smyth
3054:Scott
2869:Henry
2824:Giles
2804:Floyd
2789:Essex
2764:Craig
2704:Bland
2645:Lists
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639:piers
635:truss
249:Built
4000:Dome
3955:and
3124:York
3114:Wise
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2493:ISBN
2461:ISBN
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2173:2014
2095:2009
2030:2014
1929:2018
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