Connecting a Continent : The Story of America's Tunnels.

Hardcover, sewn, 4to, 88 pp., index, bibliography, illustrated

"Connecting a Continent: The Story of America's Tunnels" by Ray Spangenburg and Diane K. Moser is a comprehensive exploration of the history and engineering behind America's most significant tunnels. The authors delve into the technological advancements, human ingenuity, and sheer determination that made these feats of engineering possible. The book covers a range of tunnels, from the iconic Holland and Lincoln Tunnels in New York City to the lesser-known Whittier Tunnel in Alaska. It also examines the role of tunnels in shaping America's transportation infrastructure, from facilitating trade and commerce to enabling mass transit in densely populated cities. The authors' meticulous research and engaging writing style make this book a must-read for anyone interested in engineering, history, or the development of America's infrastructure.