1907
The Quebec Bridge collapsed while it was being built. Seventy-five workers died.
Experience record
Alex Morgan
31 months · 46 entries
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How engineering licensing began where you are.
Source: The Canadian Encyclopedia, “Quebec Bridge Disaster”
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