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Centered on My grandfather built the concrete roads in Port Au Prince, i came across your grandfather's name while researching the "United Haiti Corporation" c.1904 - 1920s?

i really don't know what happened with "United Haiti Corp." they were supposed to build a railroad of 300 miles, but its unclear what happened.

do you have any information on it?

Many thanks

The topic is: Haiti Paved Roads - Asphalt vs. Concrete - Which one is better?
This is a reply to Msg 17892
Posted by Bob Eskind on April 25 2018 at 10:15 PM

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John says...

Asphalt the more »

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Garry says...

concrete is better also it swallows the water aftet the more »

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Jacobin says...

M panse ni youn ni lot pa beneficiant en Haiti a cause de corruption. Ke se concrete, ke se asphalt contractors Haitians ap cut corner pou yo more »

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Gerard says...

Unfortunately I responded directly from the first line of your text. Then I read the rest of the rest of the text and I notice that I said more »

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Carswell Berlin says...

My grandfather, F. Henry Berlin, who was an and American civil engineer, in partnership with John C. Marsh, built the concrete roads in Port more »

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Elmagno says...

Concrete is the way to when it comes to roads in a town. Not only it is better when carrying load in tension, it gives the people who lives there more »

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Asnath Colson says...

Whatever materials that are available at best price. With so much to do, so much to repair, everything and anything that's being done should more »

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Bob Eskind says...

i came across your grandfather's name while researching the "United Haiti Corporation" c.1904 - 1920s? i really don't know what happened more »

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