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BROOKLYN BRIDGE PANIC 1883. The panic of 30 May 1883 when, a week after the opening, a dozen people were killed in the stampede caused by the belief that the bridge was collapsing: contemporary line engraving
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BROOKLYN BRIDGE PANIC 1883. The panic of 30 May 1883 when, a week after the opening, a dozen people were killed in the stampede caused by the belief that the bridge was collapsing: contemporary line engraving
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Brooklyn Bridge Panic 1883 - A Glimpse into Tragedy and Hysteria
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. This print captures a chilling moment in history, transporting us back to the late 19th century. The image depicts the harrowing scene of May 30,1883, just a week after the grand opening of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge. In this contemporary line engraving from The Granger Collection, we witness a city street teeming with panic-stricken individuals amidst an atmosphere of chaos. The bridge stands tall and majestic in the background, its architectural marvel overshadowed by the tragic events unfolding before it. This haunting portrayal reminds us that even monumental achievements can be marred by unforeseen circumstances. On that fateful day, fear gripped the hearts of those crossing this engineering marvel as rumors spread like wildfire about its imminent collapse. As terror took hold, a stampede ensued resulting in a dozen lives tragically lost. The engraving serves as both a testament to human vulnerability and our collective capacity for hysteria. This historical artifact not only offers insight into one specific event but also reflects broader themes such as urbanization and progress during America's industrial era. It invites contemplation on how advancements can simultaneously inspire awe and instill fear within society. As we gaze upon this poignant image captured over a century ago, let us remember those who perished in this tragedy while appreciating how far we have come since then – both technologically and socially – ensuring that lessons learned from past
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