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George Washington Lightfoot (born 1874 in Denver, Colorado - 1942 in Mercer Island, Washington) was most commonly known as the "father" of the Lake Washington Floating Bridge. Lightfoot was a prominent leader in early Mercer Island history.

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	'''George Washington Lightfoot''' (born 1874 in [[Denver]], [[Colorado]] - [[1942]] in [[Mercer Island]], [[Washington]]) was most commonly known as the "father" of the [[Lake Washington Floating Bridge]]. Lightfoot was a prominent leader in early Mercer Island history.		'''George Washington Lightfoot''' (born 1874 in [[Denver]], [[Colorado]] - 1942 in [[Mercer Island]], [[Washington]]) was most commonly known as the "father" of the [[Lake Washington Floating Bridge]]. Lightfoot was a prominent leader in early Mercer Island history.

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