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FeaturesJuly 20, 2024

Following the freeing of the Mississippi River traffic bridge at Cape Girardeau, June 29, 1957, workers with the State Highway Department raze the reinforced concrete toll house on  the Cape Girardeau end of the span the following week.
Following the freeing of the Mississippi River traffic bridge at Cape Girardeau, June 29, 1957, workers with the State Highway Department raze the reinforced concrete toll house on the Cape Girardeau end of the span the following week.G.D. Fronabarger ~ Southeast Missourian archive
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Following the freeing of the Mississippi River traffic bridge June 29, 1957, in Cape Girardeau, workers with the State Highway Department raze the reinforced concrete toll house on the Cape Girardeau end of the span the following week.

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