Alaska Highway, Dawson Creek, B.C. to Delta Junction, Alaska – 1996 DESCRIPTION: Located in the United States and Canada, the original route of the 1520 mile (2432km) highway constructed in 1942, consisted of 298 miles (477km) in Alaska, 655 miles (1048km) in...
Built in 1929 as a “relief” project during the depression, this bridge was part of the overall development that included the draining and deepening of Lake Wascana.
LOCATION: Between Hull, PQ., near the Museum of Civilisation and Ottawa, ON. near the National Gallery – 45o 25’ 49” N 750 42’ 16” W DESCRIPTION: This bridge, also known as the Interprovincial Bridge, spans the Ottawa River between Ottawa, Ontario and Hull,...
First all aluminium highway bridge in North America, this riveted arch bridge with a centre span of 88.4m and a deck width of 10.36 m was constructed in 1950.
Constructed in 1940. Housed No. 6 SFTS from 1940 to 1944 flying Yale, Harvard and Anson Aircraft
Constructed in 1940. Housed No. 8 SFYTS from 1940 to 1944 flying Harvard and Anson Aircraft
Constructed in 1940. Housed No. 10 EFTS from 1940 to 1942 flying Tiger Moth and Finch Aircraft, No. 33 ANS from 1941 to 1944 flying Anson Aircraft and No. 1 WS from 1944 to 1945 flting Norseman, Tiger Moth and Stinson Aircraft.
Constructed in 1941. Housed No. 20 EFTS from 1941 to 1944 flying Tiger Moth and Fleet Trainer Aircraft.
New York State to Ontario, Canada Constructed 1848-Present Through nearly 150 years, a system of bridges has been built across the Niagara River near the famous falls that cross the American-Canadian border. The effort to bridge the two nations began in the mid-1800s...
In 1998, the Board of Directors of CSCE approved as a National Historic Civil Engineering Project, the Design, Construction and Operation of the 88 Airfields, 88 Relief Airfields and requisite infrastructure built between 1940 and 1943 for the operation of the British...
