Feb. 25, 1950: A parade of 100 cars from the State House preceded the ceremonies at the dedication of the new bridge. In the foreground can be seen some of the old autos that participated. At the right is the viewing stand where the flag was raised. Governor Paul A. Dever cut the ribbon on the new bridge and called the completion of the bridge "the first day of life of a modern and greater Boston."Feb. 25, 1950: A parade of 100 cars from the State House preceded the ceremonies at the dedication of the new bridge. In the foreground can be seen some of the old autos that participated. At the right is the viewing stand where the flag was raised. Governor Paul A. Dever cut the ribbon on the new bridge and called the completion of the bridge "the first day of life of a modern and greater Boston."
Feb. 25, 1950: A parade of 100 cars from the State House preceded the ceremonies at the dedication of the new bridge. In the foreground can be seen some of the old autos that participated. At the right is the viewing stand where the flag was raised. Governor Paul A. Dever cut the ribbon on the new bridge and called the completion of the bridge "the first day of life of a modern and greater Boston."