Emily Warren Roebling and the Brooklyn Bridge Legacy
Article profiles Emily Warren Roebling born 1843 in Cold Spring New York and her pivotal role as field engineer on the Brooklyn Bridge after Washington Roebling fell ill. It notes her studies in civil engineering, leadership at the bridge site, and speech to the American Society of Engineers.
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