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Title: Construction Of The San Jacinto Memorial
Author(s): C. A. Bullen
Publication: Journal Proceedings
Volume: 34
Issue: 3
Appears on pages(s): 421-432
Keywords: none
Date: 3/1/1938
Abstract:Describes the San Jacinto Memorial tower, an OC-agonalshaft 570 f t high of reinforced concrete faced with stone. Construction details including use of stone facing for outside form are discussed. A large 34-ft hiqh star of structural steel, concrete, and stone on the top of the shaft, presented unique construction problems which were overcome by a special mast and boom, taken up and removed in-side the tower, and 90 ft of tubular tower erected on cantilever beams outside the main tower.
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