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Alexandrovsky Railway Bridge crossing the Volga River
Part of J. J. Enns Photograph Collection
Crossing the Volga River this bridge was completed and opened on 30 Aug 1880, and named in honor of the Czar Alexander II. After the Revolution, it was called the Syzransky bridge. After the fall of the Soviet Union, both names were used (Alexandrovsky and Syzransky).
Part of J. J. Enns Photograph Collection
A view of the city of Samara from the Volga River.
Part of J. J. Enns Photograph Collection
A view of the shore from the Volga River, including a dock and some boats.
Scherer, Nabholz & Co.
Part of J. J. Enns Photograph Collection
View from the Volga River, showing a boat docked.
Scherer, Nabholz & Co.
Steep shoreline of Volga River
Part of J. J. Enns Photograph Collection
Along the Volga River.
The famous Alexander Railway Bridge
Part of J. J. Enns Photograph Collection
Crossing the Volga River this bridge was completed and opened on 30 Aug 1880, and named in honor of the Czar Alexander II. After the Revolution, it was called the Syzransky bridge. After the fall of the Soviet Union, both names were used (Alexandrovsky and Syzransky).