*** About Longfellow Bridge:

*** Spanning the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts, the Longfellow Bridge connects Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood with the Kendall Square area of Cambridge. Often referred to as the “Salt and Pepper Bridge” due to its distinctive beaux-arts towers that resemble salt and pepper shakers, this bridge was originally completed in 1907. It serves not only as a critical piece of infrastructure for vehicles and the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's Red Line but also as a beloved landmark, symbolizing the historical and cultural connections between these two prominent cities. Its architectural beauty and structural engineering are highlighted during renovations, maintaining its status as a picturesque conduit over one of New England’s major rivers.

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