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In 1933, at the height of the Great Depression, thousands of desperate men lined up for the chance to build what engineers said couldn't be built. The currents were too fierce. The channel too deep. The cost too great. But one visionary refused to listen.
This is the story of the Golden Gate Bridge—the longest, tallest, most daring bridge of its era. It's the story of rivet gangs working inside cramped steel cells filled with toxic fumes. Of divers blasting bedrock in complete darkness thirty meters underwater. Of iron workers balancing on narrow beams in fog so thick they couldn't see their own hands.
Eleven men died building this bridge. One man gave his life to see it finished. And what they left behind still stands today—a triumph of engineering, a work of art, and a testament to what ordinary Americans once built with nothing but pencils, slide rules, and their bare hands.
This is how America built the impossible.