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This Day in History: Golden Gate Bridge Opens to the Public in 1937
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May 27, 2019
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1:32Now PlayingHappy 82nd Birthday, Golden Gate Bridge! On this day in history: the Golden Gate Bridge opened to the public in 1937. At the time it was the longest bridge in the world — 80,000 miles of steel cable on the bridge and the two bridge towers rising 746 feet. More than 200,000 people crossed the Golden Gate Bridge on the first day — and then tens of thousands of cars followed the next.
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