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Description

The second Fitzherbert Bridge replaced the original, built in 1877. Begun in 1933 it was opened 20 July 1935. It consisted of seven 55-foot beam span and four 112 ft bowstring arch spans and was approximately 911 feet long and 40 feet at its widest. It cost ₤36,000 to construct, of which the City Council paid ₤6,000. The bridge was demolished in 1988, after completion of the third bridge across the Manawatu River.

Tautuhi

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Image
Pākanga
Public Photograph Collection Br 95
Date
1933
Tautuhi matihiko
2010P_Br95_3448
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"Coolstore"

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Construction of the Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of the Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of the Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of the Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of the second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of the Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Fitzherbert Bridge construction
Construction of Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of Second Fitzherbert Bridge

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1930s,
black and white,
building,
construction,
fitzherbert bridge,
photographs,
water,
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Construction of the Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of the Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of the Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of the Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of the second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of the Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Fitzherbert Bridge construction
Construction of Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of Second Fitzherbert Bridge
Construction of Second Fitzherbert Bridge