Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Davis Island Dam & Lock No. 1, Ohio River, mile 4.7 on right bank, Pit...
Includes index to related materials in National Archives RG 77. Significance: As the first lock and dam on the Ohio River, the Davis Island Lock and Dam was an experimental project testing the skills of the 19t... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Davis Island Dam & Lock No. 1, Ohio River, mile 4.7 on right bank, Pit...
Includes index to related materials in National Archives RG 77. Significance: As the first lock and dam on the Ohio River, the Davis Island Lock and Dam was an experimental project testing the skills of the 19t... More
Davis Island Dam & Lock No. 1, Ohio River, mile 4.7 on right bank, Pit...
Includes index to related materials in National Archives RG 77. Significance: As the first lock and dam on the Ohio River, the Davis Island Lock and Dam was an experimental project testing the skills of the 19t... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Davis Island Dam & Lock No. 1, Ohio River, mile 4.7 on right bank, Pit...
Includes index to related materials in National Archives RG 77. Significance: As the first lock and dam on the Ohio River, the Davis Island Lock and Dam was an experimental project testing the skills of the 19t... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
U.S. Coast Guard Lake Worth Inlet Station, Peanut Island, Riviera Beac...
Significance: The U.S. Coast Guard Lake Worth Inlet Station is architecturally significant as an intact and typical example of the Coast Guard's many lifeboat stations built or improved in the 1930s and 1940s. ... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Island...
Significance: Bayonne Bridge is significant as the world's longest steel bridge for nearly half a century, the first use of manganese steel (for main arch ribs and rivets), and the use of falsework for construc... More