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Q. Where may I find information on the steel cables used in the Brooklyn Bridge?

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Answered By: Research Help Desk
Last Updated: Jan 09, 2019     Views: 18

There are several historical sources available on the Internet. See the links below.

Links & Files

  • Talbot, Jim. "The Brooklyn Bridge: First Steel-wire Suspension Bridge." Modern Steel Construction (June 2010) Opens in new window
  • Report of the Chief Engineer of the New York and Brooklyn Bridges, January 1, 1877 (see p. 67-) Opens in new window
  • John A. Roeblings' Sons Company. "A Contextual Essay on Wire Bridges" Opens in new window
  • Digital Bridges collection of 19th century engineering reports Opens in new window
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