Building the Canal to Save Chicago
Richard Lanyon recounts the canal-building effort that helped shape Chicago’s development. This focused historical account explores the project’s importance as an example of engineering, infrastructure, and urban change, making it a useful read for anyone interested in the history of Chicago and its landmark public works.
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Building the Canal to Save Chicago examines the canal project associated with Chicago’s development.
Richard Lanyon presents a focused account of the effort to build the canal and its significance to the city.
The book offers readers an accessible introduction to a major work of engineering and urban history.
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