Today in History – March 19, 1932 – the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Australia, was opened. It is the world’s largest steel-arch Bridge. For more information, see the Engineering Pathway’s resources on bridge design and construction. For related educational resources, visit the Civil Engineering Education or Construction Engineering Education disciplinary communities. Also today in 1883 the [...]

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Today in History – October 27, 1904 – the New York City subway first opens. The New York City Subway is the largest subway car fleet in the world, operates 24-hours-a-day, and (along with the connecting bus system) supports a ridership of approximately seven million daily. That’s now. Although smaller private ventures operated earlier, the [...]

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Today in History – March 19, 1932 – the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Australia, was opened. It is the world’s largest steel-arch Bridge. For more information, see the Engineering Pathway’s resources on bridge design and construction. For related educational resources, visit the Civil Engineering Education or Construction Engineering Education disciplinary communities. Also today in 1883 the [...]

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Today in History – October 27, 1904 – the New York City subway first opens. The New York City Subway is the largest subway car fleet in the world, operates 24-hours-a-day, and (along with the connecting bus system) supports a ridership of approximately seven million daily. That’s now. Although smaller private ventures operated earlier, the [...]

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Today in History – March 19, 1932 – the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Australia, was opened. It is the world’s largest steel-arch Bridge. For more information, see the Engineering Pathway’s resources on bridge design and construction. For related educational resources, visit the Civil Engineering Education or Construction Engineering Education disciplinary communities. Also today in 1883 the [...]

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