Hell Gate Bridge is one of those urban explorer favorites–possibly because it includes an added level of danger: it’s not a pedestrian bridge but an Amtrak one that carries the train company ...

There was more steel used in the Hell Gate Bridge construction than was used in the Queensboro and Manhattan Bridges combined, some 20,000 tons of metal. Considered a vital strategic asset of the ...

While thinking about bridges this morning, we came across some interesting trivia on the Hell Gate Bridge and though we’d share it with you. It comes from the New York Architecture page on the Hell ...

The Hell Gate Bridge immediately became essential to New York’s livelihood transporting people and goods. So essential was it that during World War II the Nazis planned for its destruction.

"HELL Gate," Chris Burden's 28-foot-long, 7 1/2 -foot-high model of New York City's Hell Gate Bridge, was delivered from storage to the Museum of Contemporary Art on Monday, launching a two-day ...

Division of Work and Industry Lantern Slide Collection / Series 1: Engineering / 1.5: Bridges -- Metal Arch / 1.5.7: Hell Gate Bridge -- Metal Arch Date circa 1915-1917 Container Box 22, Item 28 ...

Division of Work and Industry Lantern Slide Collection / Series 1: Engineering / 1.5: Bridges -- Metal Arch / 1.5.7: Hell Gate Bridge -- Metal Arch Date circa 1915-1917 Container Box 22, Item 30 ...