Eric DeLony (Author)
Since 1975, when the Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) began a concerted effort to document the most historic bridges in the United States, over 106,000 bridges have been scheduled for replacement because they are structurally deficient and/or functionally obsolete. Without this program the nation would lose, in a single generation, the physical evidence of America's greatest engineering and manufacturing achievement—the prefabricated metal truss bridge.
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Falling Through the Portals of History
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Electricity on the High Iron: Cos Cob Powers the New Haven Railroad
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