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The Golden Gate Bridge

Posted on May 26, 2021 by wordcloud9

May 26, 1937 – San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge opens after five years of construction, for Pedestrian Day – 200,000 walkers marvel at the 42,000-foot-long suspension bridge. It opens for vehicles the following day

Posted in American History | Tagged May 26 1937, Pedestrian Day, San Francisco California, The Golden Gate Bridge | 2 Comments

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