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The Bridge of Lions 2019, St. Augustine, FL

The lions went missing for almost 6 years while the bridge was undergoing a $40M renovation, beginning in May, 2006. The lions were donated by Dr. Andrew Anderson, who was a one-man dynamo public arts philanthropist following World War I in St. Augustine. Sadly, he did not live long enough to see the lions installed. They were his last gift of art to the city.

Peter Evans FL St. Augustine Mar 27, 2019 Architecture Bridges History

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Location: St. Augustine, FL
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Peter Evans
Mar 27, 2019
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This bridge is Not on US 1 but it is part of A1A.
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That's right Bill, good point!  Route1Views features views located within 5 miles of current US 1, A1A, Business 1, 1 Bypass, and all of the previous routes US 1 has taken in the last 97 years.  For example, the original route passed through the Lincoln Tunnel, but since 1932, it crossed the Hudson River on the George Washington Bridge. 
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