- The name it bears today, Brooklyn Bridge, was also not its complete original name, which was actually named New York and Brooklyn Bridge.
- It is known as the 8th wonder of the world. The bridge, initially known as the East River Bridge, was renamed Brooklyn Bridge in 1915.
- The bridge–later dubbed the Brooklyn Bridge, a name that stuck–went on to become one of the most iconic landmarks in New York.
- Brooklyn Bridge, suspension bridge spanning the East River from Brooklyn to Manhattan in New York City.
- Of all the engineering advances in the 1800s, the Brooklyn Bridge stands out as perhaps the most famous and most remarkable.
- The park was completed, with the dedication of Emily Roebling Plaza under the Brooklyn Bridge, in December 2021.
- Brooklyn Bridge The Neo-Gothic towers of the Brooklyn Bridge and its network of steel cables is one of New York's most iconic sights.
- And now it is one of the major tourist attractions and can be combined with the Brooklyn Bridge Park at the Brooklyn waterfront.
- The site stretches west in an arc from the Manhattan Bridge, through the Brooklyn Bridge and south along the East River to the upland area of Pier 6 and...
- Despite the inventive genius of many con artists, the Brooklyn Bridge remains, as it always has been, in the ownership of the public. The Brooklyn Toll Booth.