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Last in the series.
The Ship. Civil engineer Dr Mark Raiss tells the story of the construction of the Forth Railway Bridge at the end of the last century. The designers had to be sure the bridge wouldn't blow down like the Tay Bridge had done in 1879, so they came up with a design which has since been used for bridges all over the world. Written by Martin Worth
Producer Mark Savage

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Dr Mark Raiss
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Martin Worth
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