The Golden Gate Bridge was opened to pedestrians on this day in 1937. The next day vehicles were allowed to use the bridge. Meticulous engineer Charles Alton Ellis calculated all the details necessary for the bridge to be built as designed. Sadly, he never saw the completed bridge in person. Sunday, May 27, 2007
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The Golden Gate Bridge was opened to pedestrians on this day in 1937. The next day vehicles were allowed to use the bridge. Meticulous engineer Charles Alton Ellis calculated all the details necessary for the bridge to be built as designed. Sadly, he never saw the completed bridge in person. 
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