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I also see that they demolished the old Centennial Overpass. I was there Thursday, and as a highways enthusiast, I wished I had been there to see it. I'm a little sore about that bridge disappearing since it was such a longtime "gateway" to east Hamilton. Interesting seeing high-mast lighting...

I was aware of the 1929 date stamp. Thanks again. I really appreciate this.

Thanks a million! I am curious now if anyone knows the demolition date of the old one. Sounds silly I know, but I am an avid vintage highways fan, and that bridge has an especially sentimental place in my mind stemming back to my childhood. So it's very hard to see it come down. Thanks for...

I need to change my sign in email addy, and I can't a user control panel on this forum. I appreciate your help.

Is there anyone with updated Centennial Parkway Bridge pictures? I understand that they shifted the tracks to the new bridge last weekend, and I was hoping to get pictures of the demolition of the old one.

Thanks Mike... As I was just saying in the post above, I have seen Cameron's site (I am quite a regular visitor). The Toronto pic that I seek, shows the QEW approaching the Humber from Etobicoke (as if you're driving downtown). It was from about 1972. As for Traffic Circle pics, I am hoping...

Yeah I've Seen Those... I'm familiar with Cameron Bevers site, but thanks for the thought. That is an excellent site by the way. I'm just looking for other pics to fill in the spaces so to speak. Cheers, Jody

By the way... Can we post inquiring about roads and highways, outside of Toronto? What I've been looking for is QEW pics of the Traffic Circle, at Centennial Parkway in Hamilton. I was hoping to find close-ups of the railway overpasses. In fact I would love to find close-ups of the QEW...

Hi Folks: I'm a new poster, but a longtime reader of this forum. Some time back, I remember someone posting an image of the QEW (modern-day Gardiner), just as it's approaching the Humber River. It was from 1972, only a couple years before the rennovation, and the removal of the "Lucky...