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#69 Cornelius Simmons Jr., Richmond’s only full-time bridge tender, made some repairs on the old Ninth Street Bridge, 1968.

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#69 Cornelius Simmons Jr., Richmond’s only full-time bridge tender, made some repairs on the old Ninth Street Bridge, 1968.

Richmond, Virginia in the 1960s: Capturing Tumult and Transformation Through Stunning Photos

#69 Cornelius Simmons Jr., Richmond’s only full-time bridge tender, made some repairs on the old Ninth Street Bridge, 1968.

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