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This article is not about the demolished bridge at Albany, New York that was south of the Livingston Avenue Bridge. The Hudson River Bridge is simply an older name for the Livingston Ave. Bridge. The bridge south of said bridge was the Maiden Lane Bridge (also a railroad bridge) and was finished in 1872, not 1866, it was also built by the Hudson River Bridge Company, perhaps the confusion. The picture on this page is of the Livingston Ave. Bridge (original, not the current one from the early 1900's) and not of the Maiden Lane Bridge. Merger of the two articles is recommended.Camelbinky (talk) 22:52, 26 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]
