1938 - Black and white construction workers are the first to travel the Lincoln Tunnel as they move from the New Jersey shield to the New York City shield, and the joints of the tunnel are caulked and welded to be watertight.

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Image Number: 6177-V53564357Royalty FreeCredit Line:DVArchive/Retrofootage/DV Archive/SuperStockCollection:DV ArchiveContributor:DVArchive/RetrofootageModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoDuration:0:01:06Frame Rate:29.92 FPSResolution:1920×1080
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