*** About Longfellow Bridge:

*** Longfellow Bridge, known affectionately as the "Salt and Pepper Bridge" due to its distinctive tower shapes, connects Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood with Cambridge across the Charles River. Completed in 1906, the bridge is an engineering marvel of its time, featuring granite and steel construction that has stood the test of over a century of use. Named after the famed American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, who penned "The Bridge," this architectural gem not only serves as a vital conduit for vehicles and the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's Red Line but also offers pedestrian walkways with stunning views of the Boston skyline and the river below.

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