Lake Shore Boulevard Bailey Bridge

Lake Shore Boulevard Bailey Bridge
Lake Shore Boulevard Bailey Bridge
	Lake Shore Boulevard Bailey Bridge
Coordinates	43°37′49″N79°25′24″W/ 43.6303619°N 79.4233082°W
Carries	Pedestrians
Crosses	Lake Shore Boulevard
Locale	Toronto
Maintained by	Toronto Transportation Services
Characteristics
Design	Bailey bridge
Material	Steel
Total length	27.4 metres (90 ft)
History
Constructed by	Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario
Location

Lake Shore Boulevard Bailey Bridgeis aBailey bridgeinToronto,Ontario. It is the one of two Bailey bridges in the current city and only remaining Bailey bridge within theOld Toronto.^[1]It was erected in 1952 (some say 1947^[2]) but dates back toWorld War IIwhen it was manufactured for theBritish Army.^[3]It is used as a pedestrian bridge to connectExhibition Placeto the waterfront south ofLake Shore Boulevard.^[3]

This type of bridge was used to allow visitors to the Canadian National Exhibition to walk to waterfront activities in safety.^[2]

It was erected by theHydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontariousing steel supplied by theDominion Bridge Companyand was renovated during 1998.^[3]

References

^"Inclusion on the City of Toronto Inventory of Heritage Properties - Lake Shore Boulevard West Bailey Bridge (Trinity-Niagara)".Retrieved2011-11-27.
^^a ^b Mike Filey(1998).Discover and Explore Toronto's Waterfront.Dundurn Press.ISBN 1-55002-304-7.Retrieved2010-01-12.
^^a ^b ^cKrawczyk, Bob."Lake Shore Boulevard West Baily Bridge".A database of buildings in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.Toronto:TOBuilt. Archived fromthe originalon July 6, 2011.Retrieved10 January2010.

External links

[1] "Inclusion on the City of Toronto Inventory of Heritage Properties - Lake Shore Boulevard West Bailey Bridge (Trinity-Niagara)".Retrieved2011-11-27.

[Filey-2] Mike Filey(1998).Discover and Explore Toronto's Waterfront.Dundurn Press.ISBN 1-55002-304-7.Retrieved2010-01-12.

[TOBuilt-3] Krawczyk, Bob."Lake Shore Boulevard West Baily Bridge".A database of buildings in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.Toronto:TOBuilt. Archived fromthe originalon July 6, 2011.Retrieved10 January2010.

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v t e Bridges in Toronto
Crossing theRouge River	Old Finch Avenue Bailey Bridge Sewells Road Bridge
Crossing theDon River	Cherry Street lift bridge Gardiner Expressway Old Eastern Avenue Bridge Queen Street Viaduct Gerrard Street Bridge Dundas Street Bridge Prince Edward Viaduct Rosedale Valley Bridge Leaside Bridge Sheppard Avenue Bridge
Pedestrian	Amsterdam Bridge Humber Bay Arch Bridge Lake Shore Boulevard Bailey Bridge Old Finch Avenue Bailey Bridge SkyWalk
Other bridges over waterways	Cherry Street Strauss Trunnion Bascule Bridge Vale of Avoca Bridge Governor's Bridge
Other	Crawford Street Bridge Dufferin Street bridges Harbord Street Bridge Sir Isaac Brock Bridge

v t e Exhibition Place
Buildings	Automotive Building Bandshell Carillon Enercare Centre Government Building Horse Palace Horticulture Building Hotel X Toronto Ontario Government Building Queen Elizabeth Theatre Scadding Cabin
Sports	BMO Field Coca-Cola Coliseum Grand Prix of Toronto OVO Athletic Centre
History	Exhibition Stadium Fort Rouillé Pure Food Building Stanley Barracks Toronto Maritime Museum
Public art	Garden of the Greek Gods Princes' Gates Princess Margaret Fountain Shrine Peace Memorial
Events	Canadian National Exhibition History of CNE International Air Show Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Warriors' Day Parade

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