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    View of collapsed Second Narrows Bridge. Bridge collapsed during construction on June 17, 1958. The bridge was renamed to Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in memorial to the workers who died when the bridge collapsed.Photo shows two cement pylons with two steel girders collapsed and laying in water. East Vancouver in ...

    View of collapsed Second Narrows Bridge. Bridge collapsed during construction on June 17, 1958. The bridge was renamed to Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in memorial to the workers who died when the bridge collapsed.Photo shows steel girder leaning on cement pylon.

    View of collapsed Second Narrows Bridge. Bridge collapsed during construction on June 17, 1958. The bridge was renamed to Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in memorial to the workers who died when the bridge collapsed.Photo shows steel girders and crane laying in water.

    View of collapsed Second Narrows Bridge. Bridge collapsed during construction on June 17, 1958. The bridge was renamed to Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in memorial to the workers who died when the bridge collapsed.Photo shows steel girders in water with cement pylon leaning slightly. East Vancouver shipyards in background.

    View of collapsed Second Narrows Bridge. Bridge collapsed during construction on June 17, 1958. The bridge was renamed to Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in memorial to the workers who died when the bridge collapsed.Photo taken from shore in North Vancouver.

    View of collapsed Second Narrows Bridge. Bridge collapsed during construction on June 17, 1958. The bridge was renamed to Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in memorial to the workers who died when the bridge collapsed.Photo shows snapped steel girder on cement pylon.

    View of collapsed Second Narrows Bridge. Bridge collapsed during construction on June 17, 1958. The bridge was renamed to Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in memorial to the workers who died when the bridge collapsed.Steel girders and crane can be seen in water.

    View of collapsed Second Narrows Bridge. Bridge collapsed during construction on June 17, 1958. The bridge was renamed to Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in memorial to the workers who died when the bridge collapsed.Photo shows steel girders in water with cement pylon leaning slightly.

    View of collapsed Second Narrows Bridge. Bridge collapsed during construction on June 17, 1958. The bridge was renamed to Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in memorial to the workers who died when the bridge collapsed.Photo shows steel girder leaning on cement pylon. Burrard Inlet in background.

    Second Narrows Bridge collapse. Bridge collapsed during construction on June 17, 1958. The bridge was renamed to Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in memorial to the workers who died when the bridge collapsed.Photograph was taken by Mr. Arnold Rocicott(?) from the fantail of the Pacific Queen Freighter Tug. Charlie Bailey Engineer.

    View of partially sunken crane and inspecting scuba diver during construction of Lions Gate Bridge.

    View of collapsed Second Narrows Bridge. Bridge collapsed during construction on June 17, 1958. The bridge was renamed to Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in memorial to the workers who died when the bridge collapsed.Photo shows boats in water with East Vancouver shipyards in background.

    A Pacific Great Eastern Railway train derailment on the second day of operation, January 2, 1914.

    View of derailed Pacific Great Eastern Train on second day of operations, January 2, 1914. Train is laying on its side and two men are standing in front posing for the camera.

    View of derailed Pacific Great Eastern train laying on its side near train tracks.

    View of derailed Pacific Great Eastern train car laying on its side. Photo shows undercarriage of car laying beside tracks.