<p>3/26/1888-Paris, France: Eiffel Tower during construction, March 26, 1888. When the superstructure reached the first level and 4 legs were united by massive horizontal girders. Eiffel's worst worries were over and his worst critics were silenced. Photograph taken March 26, 1888. First platform and rigid base gave reasonable guarantee that there was sufficient support for fourteen million pound tower.</p>
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