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Named one of the seven engineering wonders of the modern age, the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel connects Virginia proper with its easternmost landmass; stretching 17 miles across the historic bay, the structure includes highways and islands.

Two ribbons of concrete span the largest inland body of water in Louisiana, forming the world's longest automobile bridge.

The Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway stretches 2,500 miles from Boston to Miami through canals, land cuts, and barrier islands providing protected passage; conceived in late 18th century as America's first superhighway before road systems existed.

The world's largest concrete dam, and the largest concrete structure in the world, lies on the Columbia River in the State of Washington; built in 1931, it is also one of the largest hydroelectric power plants in the world.

Even in ancient times, city dwellers needed a scenic break from the urban landscape; but parks play a more important role than mere relief from tension, they also keep temperatures down and supply much-needed oxygen in congested cities.

Joseph faces a personal test of faith in Nazareth when Mary tells him she is expecting a child who is the son of God; Joseph vows to love and protect his son, Jesus, through many dangers.

Some 30 years after Jesus is born, his life intersects with that of John the Baptist, a radical preaching in the desert against Judea's rulers; John baptizes Jesus, starting his divine mission, but loses his own life.

Mary, the mother of Jesus, is torn between wanting to protect her son and letting him fulfill his destiny; Jesus performs his first public miracle and reaches and important crossroad.

Caiaphas, religious leader of the Jewish people, must judge how great a provocation Jesus might pose; Lazarus is raised from the dead.

Jesus and his disciples enter Jerusalem for Passover and what will become the Last Supper; devoted disciple Judas ultimately betrays Jesus.

Pontius Pilate is under pressure to execute Jesus, but his wife has a prophetic nightmare and urges him to leave Jesus alone.

Mary Magdalene, among Jesus' best-known female followers, stands with his mother and witnesses the torment of the crucifixion.

The resurrected Jesus appears to Peter and commands him to spread his gospel.

Joseph faces a personal test of faith in Nazareth when Mary tells him she is expecting a child who is the son of God; Joseph vows to love and protect his son, Jesus, through many dangers.

Some 30 years after Jesus is born, his life intersects with that of John the Baptist, a radical preaching in the desert against Judea's rulers; John baptizes Jesus, starting his divine mission, but loses his own life.

Mary, the mother of Jesus, is torn between wanting to protect her son and letting him fulfill his destiny; Jesus performs his first public miracle and reaches and important crossroad.

Caiaphas, religious leader of the Jewish people, must judge how great a provocation Jesus might pose; Lazarus is raised from the dead.

Jesus and his disciples enter Jerusalem for Passover and what will become the Last Supper; devoted disciple Judas ultimately betrays Jesus.

Pontius Pilate is under pressure to execute Jesus, but his wife has a prophetic nightmare and urges him to leave Jesus alone.

Mary Magdalene, among Jesus' best-known female followers, stands with his mother and witnesses the torment of the crucifixion.

The resurrected Jesus appears to Peter and commands him to spread his gospel.

Joseph faces a personal test of faith in Nazareth when Mary tells him she is expecting a child who is the son of God; Joseph vows to love and protect his son, Jesus, through many dangers.