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	File:1950.jpg\|Joshua Rowley Watson, ''The Lower '''Bridge''' on Schuylkill at Gray's Ferry 5 [-]ber 1816'', 1816.		File:1950.jpg\|Joshua Rowley Watson, ''The Lower '''Bridge''' on Schuylkill at Gray's Ferry 5 [-]ber 1816'', 1816.
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		+	File:2126.jpg\|Joshua Rowley Watson, ''View of the Middle and Upper '''bridges''' on the River Schuylkill taken from the Old Waterworks Philadelphia 5th October 1816'', 1816

	File:1157.jpg\|Jacques-Gerard Milbert (artist), Formentin (printer of plates), ''State of New-York. Mc.Comb’s '''Bridge''' [[Avenue]]'', c. 1819.		File:1157.jpg\|Jacques-Gerard Milbert (artist), Formentin (printer of plates), ''State of New-York. Mc.Comb’s '''Bridge''' [[Avenue]]'', c. 1819.

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 File:1194.jpg|W. & F. Langenheim, ''Gray's Ferry'', 1850.
-File:1232.jpg|Orsamus Turner, Life Cycle of a Pioneer Woodsman (“Third Sketch of the Pioneer”), in ''Pioneer History of the Holland Purchase'' (1850), opp. p. 565.
+File:1232.jpg|Orsamus Turner, Life Cycle of a Pioneer Woodsman (“Third Sketch of the Pioneer”), in ''Pioneer History of the Holland Purchase'' (1850), opp. 565.
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 File:0037.jpg|[[Charles Willson Peale]], ''William Paca'', 1772.
-File:2097.jpg|James Trenchard after Charles Willson Peale, “An East View of Gray's Ferry, on the [[Schuylkill_River|River Schuylkill]],” in ''Columbian Magazine'' 1 (August 1787): pl. opp. p. 565.
+File:2097.jpg|James Trenchard after Charles Willson Peale, “An East View of Gray's Ferry, on the [[Schuylkill_River|River Schuylkill]],” in ''Columbian Magazine'' 1 (August 1787): pl. opp. 565.
 File:0451.jpg|The Denison Limner (Probably Joseph Steward), ''Mrs. Elizabeth Noyes Denison'', c. 1790.

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-File:2257.jpg|Edward Crisp (surveyor), James Akins (engraver), "A Plan of Charles-Town, 1704 [1809]". Courtesy of South Caroliniana Library, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C.
+File:2257.jpg|Edward Crisp (surveyor), James Akins (engraver), "A Plan of Charles-Town, 1704 [1809]". 1809.
 File:1743.jpg|William and John Halfpenny, “A Single Truss’d '''Bridge''' in the [[Chinese_manner|Chinese Taste]],” in ''Rural Architecture in the Chinese Taste'' (1755), pl. 27.
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 File:2102.jpg|Pavel Petrovich Svinin, ''The Upper '''Bridge''' over the [[Schuylkill_River|Schuylkill]], Philadelphia—Lemon Hill in the Background'', c. 1811–13.
 File:1157.jpg|Jacques-Gerard Milbert (artist), Formentin (printer of plates), ''State of New-York. Mc.Comb’s '''Bridge''' [[Avenue]]'', c. 1819.

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 File:0033.jpg|[[Robert Mills]], “Plan of the [[national Mall|Mall]],” 1841. Several bridges are seen crossing the canal.
 File:0400.jpg|Anonymous, “A [[Rustic_style|rustic]] '''bridge''',” in [[A. J. Downing]], ''A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of [[Landscape_gardening|Landscape Gardening]]'' (1849), 461, fig. 89.

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	File:0123.jpg\|Rebecca Couch, ''Connecticut House'', c. 1805.		File:0123.jpg\|Rebecca Couch, ''Connecticut House'', c. 1805.
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		+	File:1924.jpg\|P. Lodet, ''Clermont, [[Seat]] of the Chancellor Livingston - North River 1807'', 1807.

	File:0302.jpg\|William Russell Birch, "Fountain Green Pennsylv.<sup>a</sup> the [[Seat]] of M.<sup>r</sup> S. Meeker," in ''The Country [[Seat]]s of the United States'' (1808), pl. 8.		File:0302.jpg\|William Russell Birch, "Fountain Green Pennsylv.<sup>a</sup> the [[Seat]] of M.<sup>r</sup> S. Meeker," in ''The Country [[Seat]]s of the United States'' (1808), pl. 8.

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	File:0416.jpg\|Joseph Jacques Ramée (artist), J. Klein and V. Balch (engravers), “[[View]] of Union College in the City of Schenectady,” c. 1820.		File:0416.jpg\|Joseph Jacques Ramée (artist), J. Klein and V. Balch (engravers), “[[View]] of Union College in the City of Schenectady,” c. 1820.
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		+	File:0570.jpg\|Georges-Henri-Victor Collot, ''Plan of Fort Erie, in Voyage dans l'Amérique Septentrionale'' (Paris: A. Bertrand, 1826).

	File:2030.jpg\|Thomas Kelah Wharton, '''''Bridge''' over Crumelbow Creek, David Hosack Estate, Hyde Park, New York'', c. 1832.		File:2030.jpg\|Thomas Kelah Wharton, '''''Bridge''' over Crumelbow Creek, David Hosack Estate, Hyde Park, New York'', c. 1832.

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	:“Ornamental '''bridges''' over artificial rivers, or any rural piece of water in some magnificent opening, so as to admit of a [[prospect]] thereof, at some distance from the habitation, have charming effects. . .		:“Ornamental '''bridges''' over artificial rivers, or any rural piece of water in some magnificent opening, so as to admit of a [[prospect]] thereof, at some distance from the habitation, have charming effects. . .
	:“It being absolutely necessary to have the whole of the [[Pleasure ground\|pleasure ground]] surrounded with a good [[fence]] of some kind, as a defence against cattle, &c. a foss being a kind of concealed [[fence]], will answer that purpose where it can conveniently be made, without interrupting the view of such neighbouring parts as are beautified by art or nature, and at the same time affect an appearance that these are only a continuation of the [[pleasure-ground]]. Over the foss in various parts may be made Chinese and other curious and fanciful '''bridges''', which will have a romantic and pleasing effect.”		:“It being absolutely necessary to have the whole of the [[Pleasure ground\|pleasure ground]] surrounded with a good [[fence]] of some kind, as a defence against cattle, &c. a foss being a kind of concealed [[fence]], will answer that purpose where it can conveniently be made, without interrupting the view of such neighbouring parts as are beautified by art or nature, and at the same time affect an appearance that these are only a continuation of the [[pleasure-ground]]. Over the foss in various parts may be made Chinese and other curious and fanciful '''bridges''', which will have a romantic and pleasing effect.”
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		+	*Watson, Joshua Rowley, July 7, 1816, describing [[Lemon Hill]], estate of Henry Pratt, Philadelphia, PA (quoted in Foster 1997: 298)<ref>Kathleen A. Foster, ''Captain Watson’s Travels in America: The Sketchbooks and Diary of Joshua Rowley Watson, 1772–1818'' (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1997), [https://www.zotero.org/groups/54737/items/itemKey/J6Q29IVS view on Zotero].</ref>
		+	:“We drove over the Upper '''Bridge''' to Mr Pratts who has a large collection of plants and extensive [[greenhouse\|Greenhouses]] & ca. His grounds are too much after the [[French style\|French]] manner of [[pleasure garden]]s.”

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 File:0460.jpg|Charles Varlé, ''Project for the Improvement of the [[Square]] and the Town of Bath'' [detail], 1809.
 File:1157.jpg|Jacques-Gerard Milbert (artist), Formentin (printer of plates), ''State of New-York. Mc.Comb’s '''Bridge''' [[Avenue]]'', c. 1819.
-File:1328.jpg|[[J. C. Loudon]], “The Swiss '''bridge''',” in ''An Encyclopaedia of Gardening'' (1826), p. 350, fig. 312.
+File:1328.jpg|[[J. C. Loudon]], “The Swiss '''bridge''',” in ''An Encyclopaedia of Gardening'' (1826), 350, fig. 312.
-File:1329.jpg|[[J. C. Loudon]], "The Swiss '''bridge''',” in ''An Encyclopaedia of Gardening'' (1826), p. 351, fig. 313.
+File:1329.jpg|[[J. C. Loudon]], "The Swiss '''bridge''',” in ''An Encyclopaedia of Gardening'' (1826), 351, fig. 313.
 File:0033.jpg|[[Robert Mills]], “Plan of the [[national Mall|Mall]],” 1841. Several bridges are seen crossing the canal.
-File:0400.jpg|Anonymous, “A [[Rustic_style|rustic]] '''bridge''',” in [[A. J. Downing]], ''A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of [[Landscape_gardening|Landscape Gardening]]'' (1849), p. 461, fig. 89.
+File:0400.jpg|Anonymous, “A [[Rustic_style|rustic]] '''bridge''',” in [[A. J. Downing]], ''A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of [[Landscape_gardening|Landscape Gardening]]'' (1849), 461, fig. 89.
 File:0352.jpg|[[A. J. Downing]], ''Suspension '''bridge''' across the [[Canal]]'' [proposed], 1851.
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 File:0302b.jpg|William Russell Birch, "Fountain Green Pennsylv.<sup>a</sup> the [[Seat]] of M.<sup>r</sup> S. Meeker," in ''The Country [[Seat]]s of the United States'' (1808), pl. 8.
 File:1464.jpg|Joseph Jacques Ramée, Plan of Union College, 1813.

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 File:1035.jpg|Anonymous, “Garden [[Pond]],” in ''The [[Picturesque]] Pocket Companion, and Visitor’s Guide, through [[Mount Auburn Cemetery|Mount Auburn]]'' (1839), p. 85.
-File:1047.jpg|Alexander W. Longfellow, Sketch of the grounds of the Vassall-Craigie-Longfellow House, 1844. Bridge appears at the crossing of the path and the stream on the left part of the property.
+File:1047.jpg|Alexander W. Longfellow, Sketch of the grounds of the Vassall-Craigie-Longfellow House, 1844 (recto). Bridge appears at the crossing of the path and the stream on the left part of the property.
 File:1135.jpg|John Notman, ''Plan of Hollywood [[Cemetery]]'', 1848.