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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 3 (July 1904) (1904)

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, in a word, structurally the new Man- a vast "recreation pier" in hattan Bridge is not very the hot weather. different from that which Since the tower founda- Mr. Lindenthal condemn- ed. The stiffening truss, tions have already been built, the main dimensions which has so successfully of the… … the picturesque Brooklyn Bridge tow- built, 120 feet above the water level. ers. The architects found the main The anchorages, with their area of lines of the cables and suspended 225 feet in length by 175 in width, trusses as designed by the engineers certainly lend themselves well to such so…

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