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I was a student a Union College 1977-1983. At some point in that period the engineering department became aware of a Whipple truss bridge which was to be demolished. So they arranged to disassemble it and rebuild it over a stream on the campus grounds. I thought at the time it was claimed that this was the only Whipple truss bridge still existing. I'm not putting this in the main article because I am running off vague 40 year old memories here.
Squire Whipple was celebrated one year as part of Fitz Hugh Ludlow Day, an annual event commemorating distinguished Union alumni. T-shirts with his picture were available.
Cptbutton (talk) 07:10, 29 December 2020 (UTC)Reply
Discrepancy on number of Whipple truss bridges surviving.edit
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