South Eighth Street Viaduct, Allentown — Under the Arches Photograph Print

A striking black-and-white view looking up beneath Allentown's South Eighth Street Viaduct (the Albertus L. Meyers Bridge, completed 1913), its concrete arches receding in perfect rhythm above the trees of the Little Lehigh Creek valley. Photographed for the Historic American Engineering Record.

Part of the Vinyl Press Print Vault, a collection of archival reproductions drawn from public-domain historical and industrial imagery of the Lehigh Valley region and beyond.

Printed to order on our Epson large-format printer in four sizes and six archival materials:

• Archival Matte — smooth, glare-free 230gsm paper and our best value.
• Premium Luster — 260gsm semi-gloss with rich blacks and a subtle sheen.
• Photo Gloss — 260gsm high gloss for maximum color punch.
• Hahnemühle Photo Rag — 305gsm 100% cotton museum paper with a velvety matte finish.
• Arches Aquarelle Rag — Canson 310gsm cotton watercolor paper with a soft texture (up to 24" x 36").
• Exhibition Canvas — Epson matte canvas, shipped rolled and ready to stretch or frame.

Need a different size, or want your own image printed? See our custom print option.