1932 McKee Street Bridge, Spanning Buffalo Bayou

Images and drawings courtesy of the United States Library of Congress.
 

This map shows the location of the McKee Street Bridge location relative to downtown.	This maps shows the physical relation to other streets and landmarks.	This is an aerial view of the bridge.

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LR MR HR UR	Drawing #1  1932 drawing showing the west elevation of the McKee Street bridge.
LR MR HR UR	Drawing #2  Drawing showing a cutaway view of the McKee Street Bridge.
LR MR HR UR	Drawing #3  Construction drawing of the McKee Street Bridge.
LR MR HR UR	Drawing #4  Drawing showing reinforcing details for the McKee Street bridge
LR MR HR UR	Photo #1, January 2001, Bruce L. Hanns, LBJ.  General view of McKee Street Bridge, north approach, looking south.
LR MR HR UR	Photo #2, January 2001, Bruce L. Hanns, LBJ.  General view of McKee Street Bridge, east side, looking northwest.
LR MR HR UR	Photo #3, January 2001, Bruce L. Hanns, LBJ.  View fo McKee Street Bridge, skewed substructure, remnants of wood fender system and piers, looking north.
LR MR HR UR	Photo #4, January 2001, Bruce L. Hanns, LBJ.  View of McKee Bridge, south abutment, looking southeast.
LR MR HR UR	Photo #5, January 2001, Bruce L. Hanns, LBJ.  Detail of McKee Street Bridge, roller bearing detail, looking east.
LR MR HR UR	Photo #6, January 2001, Bruce L. Hanns, LBJ.  Detail of McKee Street Bridge, endpost showing brick paving, looking west.
LR MR HR UR	Photo #7, January 2001, Bruce L. Hanns, LBJ.  Detail of McKee Street Bridge, builder's plate, looking north.