Master Bridge Builders The Story Of The Roeblings

Master Bridge Builders is the fascinating story of the Roebling family, who built some of America's most iconic bridges, including the Brooklyn Bridge and the George Washington Bridge. Author Kathryn E. Harrod chronicles the family's journey from rural Germany to the United States, their trials and triumphs as they established themselves as some of the most skilled engineers and builders of their time, and their legacies as pioneers in American industry. With its gripping narrative and rich historical detail, this book is sure to appeal to anyone interested in American history, engineering, or architecture.

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