- After five years of reconstruction work, the Boston−Cambridge Longfellow Bridge is a model of historic preservation and 21st-century modernization.
- Longfellow Bridge is a deck arch bridge, tramway, light or metro rail bridge, road bridge and steel bridge that was built from 1900 until 1906.
- With its majestic structure and breathtaking views, the Longfellow Bridge has become a symbol of pride for the communities it connects.
- Boston Longfellow Bridge on Charles River aerial view that connects city of Cambridge and Boston, Massachusetts MA, USA. Stock Photo.
- Historic Arch Bridge in Boston and Cambridge Suffolk County, Massachusetts and Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
- The Longfellow Bridge was built in 1907. It was named for famous American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Longfellow lived in Cambridge and taught...
- The Longfellow Bridge is located between Boston and Cambridge and spans the Charles River. The bridge carries six (6) lanes of vehicular traffic and has two (2)...
- The Longfellow (originally, the Cambridge) Bridge is one of the most architecturally distinguished bridges in Massachusetts.