OPENING DAY
The Triborough Bridge opened on July 11, 1936 marking the unification of three boroughs in an achievement for New York both technologically and socially. Work had been accelerated to meet a tight timeline. The bridge continued to be operated by the Triborough Bridge Authority.
Robert Moses, Chief Executive Officer of the Triborough Bridge Authority and New York City Parks Commissioner, speaking at the opening. Photographer Unknown. July 11, 1936. Courtesy of MTA Bridges and Tunnels Special Archive.
Program for the opening ceremonies. July 11, 1936. Courtesy of MTA Bridges and Tunnels Special Archive.
