These are the remains of the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, MD that I-695 crosses.

The bridge collapsed on March 26, 2024 as a result of the container ship Dali crashing into one of the support piers of the bridge.

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People on top of the Seven Corners parking ramp watching the MPD drive up to kick us out. The cops were real dicks about it, too: "You're not allowed to be here! No photos! Anyone taking photos will have their cameras confiscated, and you'll have to talk to the FBI!" Bullshit, obviously, but I wasn't about to argue and have some power-tripping cop grab my camera.

The Stone Arch, along with the 10th Ave/Cedar Ave bridge on the other side was closed to cars & pedestrians throughout the day.

These are the remains of the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, MD that I-695 crosses.

The bridge collapsed on March 26, 2024 as a result of the container ship Dali crashing into one of the support piers of the bridge.

The 8-lane bridge that collapsed is just behind the 10th Ave bridge in the foreground. The two bridges were at the same height. Downtown Minneapolis is on the left background. Looking west.

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Out the check the river at the Wisconsin 94 bridge, it was super high, too high. Decided to cruise up the road and low and behold after a few minutes of looking out the window for a electrical tower i had spotted, i see this huge field of debris! I thought it had to be from the 35W bridge collapse, same color. But how, and why way out here near Wisconsin?

Anyways, i had to get in there, new spots are so rad. I found an easy way in, (over a big fence with mad gear) and saw the twisted and mangled remains of the bridge. It was totally unexpected and fun. ∆

View from the west on the 3rd Ave bridge. That's the stone arch bridge on the left. The lights are set up on the 10th Ave bridge to provide better conditions for the workers below. The 35W bridge is in between the 10th Ave bridge and the stone arch bridge.

Interstate 35W bridge. I heard about it and flew like the wind on my bicycle, as I thought I could offer assistance.

People viewing the collapsed I35W Bridge through the arches of the Tenth Avenue Bridge in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The barge below came all the way up the Mississippi from Louisiana to assist in the bridge building.

Taken by my roommate, who works in downtown Minneapolis.

Presumably this was for President Bush's visit on Saturday.

The Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse

My neighborhood became the epicenter for local, national, and international news media to cover the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

24 May 2016, collapsed into the river Teme. See www.flickr.com/photos/amawby/13154930785/in/photolist-GCf...

Taken by my roommate, who works in downtown Minneapolis.

I don't understand why some many non-local, non-national outlets are here. Don't they have affiliates so that they can share video and news? Does a St. Louis station really need someone here? Does a Japanese station?

The Collapse of the Franklin St. Bridge Showing Sunken Tug. Michigan City, Ind. June 24, 1910.

Alfred E. Smith, Photographer, Michigan City, Indiana.

This is one of those lift-your-camera-over-the-fence shot and hope that it is good. Note the helicopter on the right.

photo by Jon Holzschuh, All rights reserved.

The Collapse of the Franklin Street Bridge at Michigan City, Ind. June 24, 1910, at 3:40pm. Photographed by Alfred E. Smith of Michigan City.

Steamer S.M. Stephenson of Sandusky docked in background.

Emergency vehicles used the Stone Arch Bridge to get across the river.

Rail cars crumpled under the north approach of the bridge. This was taken from next to the MetalMatic factory.

On the 4th St. SE bridge over 35W.

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People watching the scene from the Stone Arch Bridge.