John Reber, the Man with Grand Ideas

In the 1940s, John Reber looked out over the SF Bay and visualized a massive civil works project of dams and locks to harvest fresh drinking water, and barriers that would support railway systems and highways. His intention was to improve the quality of life for Bay Area business and residential communities. The Bay Model was constructed by the USACE to test the Reber Plan. Join Ranger Linda and find out the results.