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ENGINEERING IN HISTORYArmytage, W. H. G. A social history of engineering. 2nd
ed. London, Faber, 1966. 378 p. Billington, David P. The innovators: the engineering pioneers
who made America modern. New York, Wiley, c1996. 245 p. Bruno, Leonard C. The tradition of technology: landmarks of
Western technology in the collections of the Library of Congress. Washington,
Library of Congress, 1995. 356 p. Burstall, Aubrey Frederic. A history of technical engineering. London,
Faber and Faber, 1963. 456 p. Channell, David F. The history of engineering science: an
annotated bibliography. New York, Garland, 1989. 311 p. De Camp, L. Sprague. The ancient engineers. Cambridge,
Mass., MIT Press, 1970, c1963. 408 p. Finch, James Kip. Engineering and Western civilization.
New York, McGraw-Hill, 1951. 397 p. Finch, James Kip. The story of engineering. Garden City,
N.Y., Doubleday, 1960. 528 p. Garrison, Ervan G. A history of engineering and technology:
artful methods. 2nd ed. Boca Raton, Fla., CRC Press, 1999.
347 p. Great engineers and pioneers in technology: From antiquity
through the Industrial Revolution. Editors, Roland Turner
and Steven L. Goulden, assistant editor, Barbara Sheridan. New
York, St. Martin’s Press, c1981. 488 p. Hawkes, Nigel. Amazing achievements: a celebration of human
ingenuity. San Diego, Calif., Thunder Press, c1996. 478
p. Hill, Donald Routledge. A history of engineering in classical
and medieval times. London, New York, Routledge, 1996. 263
p. Kérisel, Jean. Down to earth: foundations past and
present: the invisible art of the builder. Rotterdam, Boston,
A.A. Balkema, 1987. 147 p. Kirby, Richard Shelton, and others. Engineering in history. New
York, McGraw-Hill, 1956. 530 p. Langmead, Donald, and Christine Garnaut. Encyclopedia of architectural
and engineering feats. Neuburger, Albert. The technical arts and sciences of the
ancients. Translated by Henry L.Brose. New York, Barnes & Noble,
1969. 518 p. Parsons, William Barclay. Engineers and engineering in the
Renaissance. Cambridge, Mass., M.I.T. Press, 1968, c1939.
661 p. Rae, John, and Rudy Volti. The engineer in history. Rev.
ed. New York, Peter Lang, 2001. 254 p. (WPI studies, v. 24) The Seventy wonders of the modern world. Edited by Neil
Parkyn. New York, Thames & Hudson, 2002. 304 p. Tobin, James. Great projects: the epic story of the building
of America: from the taming of the Mississippi to the invention
of the Internet. New York, Free Press, c2001. 322 p. Williams, Archibald. Engineering feats: great achievements
simply described. London, New York, T. Nelson and Sons,
1925. 263 p. CHEMICAL, CERAMIC, MATERIALS, METALLURGICAL, MINING, PETROLEUM, AND PLASTICS ENGINEERINGClow, Archibald, and Nan L. Clow. The chemical revolution:
a contribution to social technology. Freeport, N.Y., Books
for Libraries Press, 1970. 680. Haynes, Williams. American chemical industry. New York, Garland,
1983, c1954. 6 v. One hundred years of chemical engineering: from Lewis M. Norton
(M.I.T. 1888) to present. Edited by Nikolaos A. Peppas.
Dordrecht, Netherlands, Boston, Kluwer Academic Publishers, c1989.
414 p. Spence, Clark C. Mining engineers and the American West: the
lace-boot brigade, 1849-1933. Moscow, Idaho, University
of Idaho Press, 1993. 407 p. CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERINGAdam, Jean Pierre. Roman building: materials and techniques.
Translated by Anthony Mathews. Bloomington, Indiana University
Press, c1994. 360 p. Berlow, Lawrence H. The reference guide to famous engineering
landmarks of the world: bridges, tunnels, dams, roads, and others
structures. Phoenix Ariz., Oryx Press, 1998. 250 p. Building early America: contributions toward the history of
a great industry. 1st reprint ed. The Carpenters’ Company
of the City and County of Philadelphia., Charles E. Peterson,
editor. Mendham, N.J., Astragal Press, 1992, c1976. 407 p. Condit, Carl W. American building: materials and techniques
from the first colonial settlements to the present. 2nd
ed. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1982. 329 p. (The Chicago
history of American civilization, CHAC 25) Handbook of ancient water technology. Edited by Örjan
Wikander. Leiden, Boston, Brill, 2000. 741 p Historic
American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record
(HABS/HAER) Collections Pannell, J. P. M. Man the builder: an illustrated history
of engineering. London, Thames and Hudson, 1977. Smith, Norman Alfred Fisher. Man and water: a history of hydro-technology.
New York, Scribner, c1975. Sons of Martha: a civil engineering readings in modern literature.
Collected & edited by Augustin J. Fredrich. New York, American
Society of Civil Engineers, c1989. 596 p. Straub, Hans. A history of civil engineering: an outline from
ancient to modern times. English translation by E. Rockwell.
London, L. Hill, 1952. 258 p. Upton, Neil. An illustrated history of civil engineering. London,
Heinemann, 1975. 192 p. Wisley, William H. The American Civil Engineer 1852-2002:
the history, traditions, and development of the American Society
of Civil Engineers. Reston, Va., American Society of Civil
Engineers, 2002. 235 p. Wright, G. R. H. Ancient building technology. Volume 1. Historical
Background. Leiden, Boston, Brill, 2000. 155 p. (Technology
and change in history, v. 4) ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS, NUCLEAR, OPTCIAL, SOFTWARE, AND HARDWARE ENGINEERINGBray, John. The communications miracle: the telecommunication
pioneers from Morse to the information superhighway. New
York, Plenum Press, c1995. 379 p. Cortada, James W. The computer in the United States: from
laboratory to market, 1930 to 1960. Armonk, N.Y., M. E.
Sharpe, c1993. 183 p. Dunsheath, Percy. A history of electrical power engineering. Cambridge,
Mass., M.I.T. Press, 1969, c1962. 368 p. Finn, Bernard S. The history of electrical technology: an
annotated bibliography. New York, Garland Pub., 1991. 342
p. (Bibliographies of the history of science and technology,
v. 18) A History of engineering and science in the Bell System.
Prepared by members of the technical staff, Bell Telephone Laboratories,
M. D. Fagen, editor. New York, The Laboratories, 1975-c1985. 7
v. Lukoff, Herman. From dits to bits: a personal history of the
electronic computer. Portland, Or., Robotics Press, c1979.
219 p. McMahon, A. Michal. The making of a profession: a century
of electrical engineering in America. New York, Institute
of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, c1984. 304 p. Nebeker, Frederik. Sparks of genius: portraits of electrical
engineering excellence. New York, Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers, c1994. 268 p. Ryder, John Douglas, and Donald G. Fink. Engineers & electrons:
a century of electrical progress. New York, IEEE Press,
c1984. 251 p. MECHANICAL, INDUSTRIAL, PACKAGING, ROBOTICS, AND QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEERINGLandmarks in mechanical engineering. ASME International History
and Heritage. West Lafayette, Ind., Purdue University Press,
c1997. 364 p. Institution of Mechanical Engineers, London. Engineering heritage. London,
Heinemann, on behalf of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers,
1964, c1963-1966. 2 v. |
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