• Table Of Contents: (1) Tacoma Fire Dept: Tacoma Bridge (1940s) – 4 Minutes
• (2) San Francisco – Oakland Bay Bridge Groundbreaking (1932) – 7 Minutes
• (3) Golden Gate Bridge Opening (1936) – 4 Minutes
• (4) Bridging San Francisco Bay (1937) – 17 Minutes
• (5) Amateur film: Golden Gate Bridge (1939) – 10 Minutes (6) Bridge for the Yaque (1950s) – 14 Minutes

Product Description
This compilation features films about the marvels and, sometimes, disasters of bridge building and engineering. From the notorious Tacoma Bridge collapse to the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge, these films explore the wonders and beauty of bridges. Table Of Contents: (1) Tacoma Fire Dept: Tacoma Bridge (1940s) – This film includes very rare footage of the Tacoma Bridge collapse in 1940. The bridge shakes and bends until this civil engineering design disaster crumb… More >>

Classic Famous Bridge Films DVD: 1930 – 1950s Golden Gate Suspension Bridge, Bridge Collapse Disaster, & Bridge Construction, Design And Engineering History Pictures Films

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