*** About Longfellow Bridge

***: The Longfellow Bridge, known also as the "Salt and Pepper Bridge" due to its distinctive tower shapes, is a vital cultural and transportation link between Boston and Cambridge, Massachusetts. Spanning the Charles River, the bridge was completed in 1906 and is named after the famed American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, who often walked this route. This steel and granite construction is notable for its Beaux Arts style, integrating functionality with ornamental design. Over the years, the bridge has undergone various renovations to preserve its historical significance and functionality, maintaining its role as a key transit route for vehicles, pedestrians, and the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's Red Line.

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