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What was Galloping Gertie?
Answer Galloping Gertie was the nickname for the Tacoma Narrows Bridge that collaspsed during high winds in 1940. Read More »
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When did Galloping Gertie collapse?
Galloping Gertie Collapsed on November 7, 1940. Read More »
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How do you play Galloping Gertie on the piano?
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The undulating action of the Tacoma Narrows suspension bridge gave it a 'galloping' appearance and with its abnormal girder design the nickname 'Galloping Gertie' easily stuck.
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Galloping Gerty is the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.
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Answer The Tacoma Narrows Bridge is also called "The Current Bridge". Another nickname was "Sturdy Gertie".
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http://www.madssejersen.dk/projects/sheetmusic/gallopinggertie.pdf or for a more detailed version: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CH8CT5KC
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For over six decades , engineers have studied the collapse of the 1940 Tacoma Narrows Bridge. The experts disagree, at least on some aspects of the explanation. A definitive description that meets unanimous agreement has not been reached. T...
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Current Narrows Bridge & 1940 Narrows Bridge Comparison
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Eldridge's design; elevation detail, May 23, 1938 WSA, WSDOT records
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