The Man Who Bridged the Ocean
In 1917 a short man in a bow tie stood at a windswept strait and proposed to span a mile of open ocean channel that many engineers swore could never be bridged. He spent more than a decade fighting to prove them wrong.
In 1917 a short man in a bow tie stood at a windswept strait and proposed to span a mile of open ocean channel that many engineers swore could never be bridged. He spent more than a decade fighting to prove them wrong.