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Delve into the ambitious engineering feat behind the "New York Tunnel Extension of the Pennsylvania Railroad" with this meticulously prepared republication of "Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Vol. 68, Sept. 1910." Authored by Charles W. Raymond, Paper No. 1150 offers a detailed exploration of railroad tunnel design and construction, focusing specifically on this groundbreaking project.
This historical text provides invaluable insight into the civil engineering challenges and innovative solutions employed during the construction of these vital railroad tunnels. Discover the intricacies of tunnel construction as they were understood and implemented in the early 20th century. A must-have for anyone interested in the history of civil engineering, the Pennsylvania Railroad, and the development of transportation infrastructure. Explore the ambitious planning and execution that connected New York City to the broader rail network.
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