In 1987, an estimated 800,000 people gathered to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic San Francisco bridge.

We can’t forget about the lucky nine Ra Ravas service club members that made history that day as they were captured in a photograph dashing arm-in-arm across the Golden Gate Bridge on opening day.

The Golden Gate Bridge, a modern feat of engineering during the Great Depression, opened to the public on this day in history, May 27, 1937. "The biggest task that ever challenged the genius ...

Housed in the former living quarters for soldiers on the third tier of the fort at the top of a hand-cut, granite spiral ...

pomp and circumstance on this day in history, Jan. 5, 1933. "The start of construction was met with great delight," the Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District website notes.

Over time, the name “Golden Gate Bridge” became a big part of San Francisco’s identity. It shows off the bridge’s amazing design and its deep history, going back to Fremont’s naming.

“Chicago is here because the river is here, and the bridges tell the story of our history ... famous bridge later that decade. Scoring the contract for construction of the Golden Gate Bridge ...

The Golden Gate 26, the group of protesters that shut down the Golden Gate Bridge in April ... "Throughout history people have used protest and civil disobedience as a way of bringing about ...

The chains have become part of the scenery at one of the best spots to view the Golden Gate Bridge and form a guardrail ... old and heavy and have so much history to them." The large rusty chains ...

Spanning across the Golden Gate strait, the mile wide, three-mile-long channel between San ... cabinet officer in American history, talks with G.A. McClain, bridge superintendent, left, and ...