One of the photos states:
"Postcard of Albion Bridge from the 1930's?"
as the bridge was built in 1944, and the photo appears to show the current bridge (rather than the low pony truss that preceded it), I don't believe the claim of 1930s is accurate. I won't claim to know when it's from, though.
Oddly enough that photo is no longer on wiki, and google image search doesn't find it anywhere other than here. When I look at the wiki article from July 2013 it isn't there either.
The locals are working on getting it declared historic. Caltrans wants to replace it rather than retrofit due to a new bridge can be built while this one still in use versus closing it during retrofit. Caltrans says it has 10-20 years of life left but is costing $500,000 a year in maintaining the wood structure and the deck and they point out there is no pedestrian or bike access. This article is 1 year old.
https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/Fate-of-Highway-1s-Las...