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The causeway gives Galveston a convenient and economical connection with the mainland. Construction started July 21, 1909 and was completed in May, 1912

G-18221FF1.1-1 THE CAUSEWAY AND LIFT BRIDGE THE CAUSEWAY AND LIFT BRIDGE
G-18221FF1.1-3 GREATER GALVESTON CAUSEWAY GREATER GALVESTON CAUSEWAY
G-18221FF1.1-5 ARCH AND LIFT BRIDGE, GALVESTON, TEXAS. GREATER GALVESTON CAUSEWAY ARCH AND LIFT BRIDGE, GALVESTON, TEXAS. GREATER GALVESTON CAUSEWAY
G-18221FF1.1-7 Causeway, Galveston, Tex. Causeway, Galveston, Tex.
G-18221FF1.1-8 The Old Way/The New Way The Old Way/The New Way
G-18221FF1-1 Greater Galveston Causeway Greater Galveston Causeway
G-18221FF1-2 Causeway Entering Galveston from Houston, Texas Causeway Entering Galveston from Houston, Texas
G-18221FF1-3 Automobile with passengers crossing causeway. Painting copyrighted
G-18221FF1-4 Proposed Causeway connect[in]g Galveston I[s]land with the Mainland Proposed Causeway connect[in]g Galveston I[s]land with the Mainland
G-18221FF1-6 A working model, of the proposed, first causeway, between Galveston Island and the Mainland, by E. Feste A working model, of the proposed, first causeway, between Galveston Island and the Mainland, by E. Feste
G-18221FF1-7 Artist's conception of causeway. Painting
G-18221FF1-8 Greater Galveston Causeway Greater Galveston Causeway
G-18221FF1-10 Greater Galveston Causeway Greater Galveston Causeway
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