This historical document, "Note On Cement Testing In Addition To Those Submitted May 24, 1900. Also Answering Report Of The Commissioners Of Accounts To One Made March 5, 1901," offers a glimpse into the turn-of-the-century practices of cement testing in New York City. Authored by the New York City Commissioners of Accounts, Edward Owen, John C. Hertle, and the New York City Department of Highways, the report provides insights into the standards and methodologies used to assess the quality of cement during this period.
Of particular interest to historians of engineering, construction, and urban development, this note provides valuable primary source material detailing the meticulous approach to ensuring the structural integrity of buildings and infrastructure. The document sheds light on the role of governmental oversight and quality control in early 20th-century construction projects. It is a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of building standards and the challenges faced by engineers and officials in ensuring public safety.
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