CARMAGEDDON: Woman Designs 405-10 Interchange!

April 6, 1964, Marilyn Reece

Speaking of  CARMAGEDDON, here’s an April 6, 1964, profile by The Times’ Dorothy Townsend of freeway engineers Marilyn Reece, who designed the 405-10 interchange  and Carol Schumaker, who designed and 405-605 interchange.

It may be a man’s world, but don’t worry, guys: “I go to market and wash and feel just like the girl who stays home all the time. You couldn’t tell the difference,” says Carol.

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Reece’s obituary by Dennis McLellan.

April 6, 1964, Marilyn Reece

April 6, 1964, Marilyn Reece

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1 Response to CARMAGEDDON: Woman Designs 405-10 Interchange!

  1. rechercher's avatar rechercher says:

    This is priceless–and they even printed their full street addresses right in the paper, you know, in case the Welcome Wagon wanted to stop by or something. Woman have come a long way, baby.

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