*** About the Longfellow Bridge: Known locally as the "Salt and Pepper Bridge" due to its distinct tower shapes, the Longfellow Bridge connects Boston’s Beacon Hill neighborhood with Cambridge. This iconic structure, completed in 1907, is named after the famous American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, who penned the poem "The Bridge." A vital artery for both vehicular and Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's Red Line traffic, the bridge underwent a significant rehabilitation project to preserve its historical elements while modernizing its structural integrity. The Longfellow Bridge stands as a beloved landmark, gracefully arching over the Charles River and offering scenic paths for pedestrians and cyclists.

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