This stunning black-and-white photograph captures the iconic Manhattan Bridge, a suspension bridge that connects Lower Manhattan to Downtown Brooklyn over the East River. Opened on December 31, 1909, the bridge was designed by Leon Moisseif and features a remarkable span of 1,470 feet and a total length of 6,855 feet. The bridge accommodates seven lanes of traffic, along with dedicated pathways for pedestrians and cyclists, and serves four subway lines. The image beautifully frames the Empire State Building through the lower arch of the bridge, showcasing a perfect blend of architectural marvel and urban landscape. This perspective highlights the bridge's grandeur while emphasizing its role as a vital connection between two vibrant boroughs.
This stunning black-and-white photograph captures the iconic Manhattan Bridge, a suspension bridge that connects Lower Manhattan to Downtown Brooklyn over the East River. Opened on December 31, 1909, the bridge was designed by Leon Moisseif and features a remarkable span of 1,470 feet and a total length of 6,855 feet. The bridge accommodates seven lanes of traffic, along with dedicated pathways for pedestrians and cyclists, and serves four subway lines. The image beautifully frames the Empire State Building through the lower arch of the bridge, showcasing a perfect blend of architectural marvel and urban landscape. This perspective highlights the bridge's grandeur while emphasizing its role as a vital connection between two vibrant boroughs.
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