We mentioned yesterday that when the Golden Gate Bridge was opened, only pedestrians were allowed to cross, and a series of events were put on as part of a big festival. Among the 200,000 people who walked the span that first day were a newlywed San Francisco couple who were grandparents of one of our Editors. The next day -- 73 years ago today -- it was the cars' turn. … [Read more...]
73 Years Ago Today: The Golden Gate Bridge Opened to Pedestrians
On May 27, 1937 the Golden Gate Bridge was opened, and on that first day pedestrians were the only ones allowed. An estimated 200,000 came out, including a newlywed San Francisco couple who happened to be the parents of one of our Editors. It cost a nickel to cross the Bridge that first day, but early on there were so many people that the coin machines … [Read more...]
Golden Gate Bridge Preparing to Phase out Toll Takers
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Golden Gate Bridge Construction to Affect Parking, Bike Access
Want to receive Sausalito event updates via email? Subscribe in the box at the upper right! We never ever share or sell email addresses. Golden Gate Bridge Construction to Affect Parking, Bike Access The Golden Gate Bridge District has announced that a series of construction closures will affect parking lots, tunnels and … [Read more...]
