Eiffel Tower

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The Eiffel tower is made of pig iron. They didn't trust steel as it was a relatively new material at the time the tower was built. It is not made of copper so that's why it hasn't turned green.

The Eiffel tower is on the left bank of the Seine river in Paris, France.

He PROLLY jus' called it da Eiffel Tower. I'd be s'prised if he called it da Statute Of Riberty, or any other monument.

because it is

The Eiffel is very stable because Gustave Alexandre Eiffel who built it used many well thought out structural members to support the body and shape of the iron tower!!!

The 20 people that built the Eiffel Tower were 20 men who could build anwho wanted to help.

Eiffel Tower contains geometric shapes such as squares and vertical triangles.

Yes there is a restaurant at the very top

It was painted to celebrate the centenary of the French Revolution, and on that occasion was inaugurated one of the engineering work in a very short time he achieved fame at the universal level: the Eiffel tower, 298 meters high and structured entirely of metal.

He didn't, you are mistaken.

The Woolworth building in New York? 1913.

Steam cranes and derricks, of course, and pile drivers to ram in the foundation piles. q good historical novel has been done on the Wonder Wheel- but not the Eiffel tower.

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No, no, no, no, no. It was a product of the Third Republic, which was very strictly non-religious.

This is not a question it is a statement.

130 it was opened in 1889 for the Fair marking the centenary of the Revolution.

there is no train to the Eiffel tower.

The Eiffel Tower construction started in 1887, and ended in 1888. Although most people think the Eiffel Tower was made of steel, it was actually made out of puddled iron, which is a type of wrought iron melted. The Eiffel Tower was made out of 1808 pieces of puddled iron that were riveted together.

The Eiffel Tower was built for the entrance for the World Exhibition, which was a celebration for the French Revolution. The Tower is now a national momentum of Paris. The many changes include a 160 meter long thermometer attached to the side of the tower, a skating rink on the first floor, a television antenna placed on top of the tower, a meteorology (weather) laboratory at the top of the Tower, and a printing press for a newspaper on the second floor.

The Eiffel Tower is a TV Antenna, tourists destination, and sometimes has special functions. There is a restaurant at the top.

The Eiffel tower opened to the general public on the 15 May 1889. On the first week 28,922 people came up (using the stairs). In the year 1889, 2 million people visited the tower.

The linked wikipedia article offers also a less-detailed English version.

The foundations for the Eiffel tower are different for the east and south legs (contained in a 7-meter deep well) and the west and north pillars. The latter being very close to the river Seine, the foundation well had to go 22 meters deep. Details in link below:

it is due to expansion and contraction

it has lots of iron and because it was a man who made it he thought it should of been a lady.

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