Emily Warren Roebling. Her father-in-law, John Roebling, was originally the Chief Engineer. He died from an on-site accident that crushed his toes and gave him tetanus.
His son (Emily's husband), Washington Roebling, took over as Chief Engineer. But he got a bad case of cassion disease (known by divers as "the bends") while surveying the underwater cassions of the bridge.
He survived, but was bedridden for the remainder of the bridge's construction. So his wife Emily was required to fill in for him, to speak to the workers on his behalf, and run messages between them. She had studied engineering and higher math, and so was able to provide crucial assistance.
27 people died while building the Brooklyn Bridge.
The Brooklyn bridge was Finished in 1883. =]
The Brooklyn bridge was designed by John Roebling and the Roeblings helped in the process of building the bridge with many other workers.
The Brooklyn Bridge was the first suspension bridge to use steel for its cable wire and the first to use pneumatic caissons.
The Brooklyn Bridge is made of steel. The Bessemer process made steel affordable.
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Niagra Falls, the Empire State Building and the Brooklyn Bridge.
The brooklyn bridge is not a arch bridge
The Brooklyn Bridge is a suspension bridge.
Construction of the Brooklyn Bridge started on the Second of January of 1870 on the Brooklyn side of the East River, with the construction of the Brooklyn-side bridge-towerits construction was finished in 1883prasangax@gmail.com
How many people died building the London bridge: zero
After a fierce winter in (1866-1867), all ferries were stopped between Manhattan and Brooklyn. This isolated Brooklyn from Manhattan and worried people who did business between the two and became a huge problem for NY. Luckily enough, German immigrant John Roebling started building a suspension bridge between the two cities in 1869 and finished 14 years later.