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The original name of what is now known as the 14thStreet Bridge, was the Highway Bridge, opened in 1906, and it was a single 4-lane steel truss bridge, and it was later eliminated after a replacement span was opened in 1962.
The northbound, inbound span and the original modern-day 14thStreet Bridge was completed in 1950 and named the Rochambeau Memorial Bridge, after the French revolutionary war general Count Jean Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur Rochambeau, a French officer who accompanied George Washington on the march to the Battle of Yorktown in 1781.
The 14thStreet Bridge is in D.C.; the boundary is the Virginia shoreline.
The Greater 14thStreet Historic District is significant for its representation of residential and commercial development resulting from the establishment of the 14thStreet streetcar line.
The Greater 14thStreet area is a primarily residential area that surrounds a major commercial corridor.
The 14thStreet Historic District is roughly bounded by S St., NW on the north; 11th and 12th Sts., NW on the east; N and O Sts., NW on the south; and the 16th St. Historic District on the west.
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