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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 6 (August 1900) (1900)

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he ends of each street, so that foot passengers that provided for pedestrians. This innovation is driving the tunnels did not present any abnormal en- might effect a crossing from one thoroughfare to an- peculiarly advantageous, since in the event of repairs, gineering difficulties, inasmuch as for… … Sinking a Caisson, Preparatory to Excavating the Tunnel. junction of the six busiest streets in width. The process of constructing Shepherd's Bush Station Tunnel, 21 Feet Diameter, Showing the Two 11-Foot Interior of the Compressed Air Chamber. Tunnels for the Tracks. Electric Excavator; the…

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