
How the Brooklyn Bridge Has Adapted to 140 Years of New York City | Architectural Digest
Today on AD, chief historian Dominique Jean-Louis takes a walking tour to explore how the Brooklyn Bridge evolved from a 19th-century engineering marvel into one of New York City’s most enduring landmarks. From its revolutionary construction and famous elephant test to cars, bikes, and tourists, discover how the bridge shaped the city over 140 years.
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