- Boston Longfellow Bridge on Charles River aerial view that connects city of Cambridge and Boston, Massachusetts MA, USA. Stock Photo.
- Opened 1906. Renamed Longfellow Bridge 1927 in recognition of his poem "The Bridge ." Nicknamed Salt & Pepper Bridge for towers looking like shakers.
- Historic Arch Bridge in Boston and Cambridge Suffolk County, Massachusetts and Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
- Aşağıdakilerle ilgili yerleri bulabileceğiniz diğer hedefler şunlardır Longfellow Bridge: Common. Leonard P. Zakim Bu… Granary Burying Gro…
- Longfellow Bridge Rehabilitation project details. Built in 1907, the bridge spans a length of 2,135ft with its approaches extending 500ft in each direction.
- The Longfellow Bridge. Other Actions. ... bill to change the name of Cambridge bridge (formerly known as the West Boston bridge) to the Longfellow bridge.
- The Longfellow Bridge, also known to locals as the "Salt and Pepper Bridge" or the "Salt and Pepper Shaker Bridge", carries Route 3 and the MBTA's Red Line...
- Here's a slideshow of Boston's ornate 1907 Longfellow Bridge, which connects downtown Boston (and the Beacon Hill neighborhood) with central...
- Longfellow Bridge is a combination railway and highway bridge. It is 105 feet (32 m) wide, 1,767 feet 6 inches (538.73 m) long between abutments, and nearly...
- Originally called the Cambridge Bridge, it was renamed the Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in honor of the distinguished poet in 1924.