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SUMMARY:Overbeck Lecture: Bridges of Washington\, D.C.: A History
LOCATION:Hill Center DC\, 921 Pennsylvania Ave SE\, Washington\, DC
DESCRIPTION:The history of DC is also the history of its bridges. In the l
 ate 1790s\, the first bridges\, now completely gone\, connected the new F
 ederal City to the outside world. Throughout the nineteenth and twentieth
  centuries\, more and bigger crossings arose to support industry\, allow 
 the expansion of suburbs\, commemorate cultural and civic leaders\, and e
 nhance the aesthetics of the District. Although the city abandoned civic-
 minded constructions for utilitarian highway monoliths in the mid-twentie
 th century\, recent years have seen a shift toward walkability and beauty
  instead of brute utility. Using t…\n\nhttps://askalice.club/events/7be9e
 7ff-c1ee-40dd-ab69-70403e54070c
URL:https://askalice.club/events/7be9e7ff-c1ee-40dd-ab69-70403e54070c
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