- The Smith-Ransome Japanese Bridge of South Ferry Hills on Shelter Island, New York is one of the first 'reinforced concrete construction' structures built in North America...
- After an assessment of the Smith-Ransome Japanese Bridge by the Steward Preservation Services...
- We then created, with the invaluable help of Ed Shillingburg, the Smith-Ransome Japanese Bridge Conservancy, a 501(c3)...
- JULIE LANE PHOTO Just added to the National Register of Historic Places is Shelter Island’s Smith-Ransome Japanese Bridge.
- Charity Navigator does not currently have the data required from e-filed IRS Forms 990 for Smith-Ransome Japanese Bridge Conservancy Inc. under the EIN...
- Today, the property features a convent, chapel, col-lege, and other significant structures. •Smith-Ransome Japanese Bridge, Shelter Island.
- The Ransome Japanese Bridge, once part of Borax tycoon Francis Smith’s Shelter Island estate Presdeleau, was designed by architect Ernest Ransome.
- Reinforced concrete arch bridges came into use in the United States at the end of the 19th century, quickly developed in scale and complexity, and became a...
- While evidence suggests Ransome bar was used in some countries until the 1980’s, today’s deformed rebar is easier and less expensive to make so it...
Smith-Ransome Japanese Bridge
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- Дата постройки:1900 год