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INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION [1.4]Lichtenstein, Abba G., and Mary Elizabeth McCahon. “Historic AmericanBridges.” In <strong>Structural</strong> Preservation of <strong>the</strong> Architectural Heritage:Proceedings of <strong>the</strong> Symposium in Rome, Italy, 1993, by <strong>the</strong> InternationalAssociation of Bridge and <strong>Structural</strong> <strong>Engineering</strong>. Italy, 1993 573-80 (C).In this paper, <strong>the</strong> author gives a brief overview of bridge preservation inAmerica. Firstly, a discussion of what constitutes a historic bridge is presentedalong with examples of historic bridges. Secondly, examples of bridges that wererepaired and some that were destroyed are given. In conclusion, <strong>the</strong> author statesthat <strong>the</strong> preservation of bridges should be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION [1.5]Watson, Sarah Ruth. “Some Historic Bridges in <strong>the</strong> United States.” Journal ofProfessional Activities, Proceedings of <strong>the</strong> American Society of Civil<strong>Engineering</strong> 101, no. 3 (July 1975): 383-390 (ILL) (C).This article is a brief checklist of famous bridges in America. The authordiscusses <strong>the</strong> requirements for a bridge to be deemed historic. In eloquentlanguage, <strong>the</strong> author describes <strong>the</strong> significance of many bridges that relate to notonly engineering feats, but also significant times in U.S. history. The author alsofocuses on <strong>the</strong> symbol of a bridge being used in many cultures, folklore, andhistory.3

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