St. Lawrence Bridge and Manufacturing Scheme: Engineer' s Report, 18th January, 1882 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175515049)

This is an engineer's report from January 18, 1882, concerning the St. Lawrence Bridge and Manufacturing Scheme. Authored by F. Bateman, the report offers insights into the planning and proposed construction of the St. Lawrence Bridge, a significant undertaking in Canadian infrastructure history. The document provides valuable details regarding the engineering considerations, manufacturing processes, and overall scheme involved in this ambitious project.

Readers interested in the history of civil engineering, Canadian industrial development, or the specifics of 19th-century bridge construction will find this report a fascinating primary source. It sheds light on the challenges and innovations of the era, making it an essential resource for historians, engineers, and anyone curious about the St. Lawrence Bridge's origins.

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