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Bumping the Humber hump. Robert Balen works on 30 tonne steel beams for a new bridge over the Humber River, which will replace the westbound lanes of (...)
Bumping the Humber hump. Robert Balen works on 30 tonne steel beams for a new bridge over the Humber River, which will replace the westbound lanes of (...)

Bumping the Humber hump. Robert Balen works on 30 tonne steel beams for a new bridge over the Humber River, which will replace the westbound lanes of (...)

Date9/10/1998
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bumping the Humber hump. Robert Balen works on 30 tonne steel beams for a new bridge over the Humber River; which will replace the westbound lanes of the notorious hump on the Gardiner Expressway. The bridge should be completed by the end of the year. The eastbound hjmp was removed in May.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0115144F
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Steelworker joining 100-tonne beams to the concrete supports of the new Burlington Skyway span. Burlington, Ontario
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1928 circa
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