MIT Museum

The data link to the IBM 1620 computer, at left, permits the testing of models nearby or from another laboratory. Here, a test is run on a cantilevered beam in foreground. March 1965. [CV_313]

Credit: Technology Review

A section of the model of the Cape Cod Canal in the River Hydraulic Laboratory of M.I.T. [Dept_CV524d]

Civil Engineering students, c. 1890s, using sextants to find latitude [CV_0060]

Civil Engineering summer camp yearbook "Benchmark," 1926

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Equipment in the MIT Department of Civil Engineering

John B. Drisko '27, of the Hydraulic Laboratory Research Staff, turning a crank which, by operating a hinged board, raises or lowers the level of the water to simulate tide changes [Dept_CV524c]

The data link to the IBM 1620 computer, at left, permits the testing of models nearby or from another laboratory. Here, a test is run on a cantilevered beam in foreground. March 1965. [CV_313]

Water testing [CVriver]