- FondsAM54 - Major Matthews collection
- SeriesS9 - First Narrows Bridge
- FileF1 - First Narrows Bridge Photographs Vol. 3
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- Item: CVA 265-69 - Suspension cables enter the cable anchorage on North Shore, below the viaduct and are anchored into 20,000 tons of solid concrete.
- Item: CVA 265-37 - Taken by long-distance lens from below cable anchorage on South Shore. North Shore steel is going up. Workmen are wearing steel helmets.
- Item: CVA 265-52 - The 61 strands in each suspension cable are secured to seven steel butts shown above. These butts are set in tons of solid concrete.
- Item: CVA 265-53 - The Union Jack marks "the top" - it is tradition among steel workers to fly the flag when top is reached. "Creeper" has finished its job.
- Item: CVA 265-34 - Tower piers are finished (South Shore). A few days after this picture was taken work commenced on erection of big steel construction "creeper".
- Item: CVA 265-63 - View from near top of south Bridge tower looking towards Stanley Park and driveway. The cables on left of catwalk. A steep climb.
- Item: CVA 265-5 - View from Prospect Point showing barge which started operations on North Shore waterfront. Note first breakwater and right-of-way slash.
- Item: CVA 265-35 - With "creeper" construction completed the first steel of South Shore towers was erected on February 2, 1938. View from Prospect Point.
- Item: CVA 265-42 - Powerful crane on "creeper" lifts a section of North Shore tower into position. Note man at lower right steadying section with rope.
