ONE OF THE IMMENSE DREDGES
"On the Empire cut, the largest in the world accomplished wonders during the days of fevrish activity, when it was thought possible that the French company could complete the. The mammoth dredge cut through the earth as fast as a man could walk, and its progress through hard clay was remarkably rapid. Solid rock was the only obstacle at which the monster balked."
- Date
- 1904-06-11
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- image
- Original size
- 1,898 × 1,296 pixels
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