This posted video, “40 Years in 3 Minutes” takes a look at some NYC moments in history while synched to The Beatles’ GET BACK and GLASS ONION. Also includes some 8mm film antics from 1971. Enjoy.
I used to stop at the end of Bay Parkway in Brooklyn at night were you have a great view of the hole bridge The cars traveling it looked like a never ending chain of twinkaling lights
@Treman262 Both photos are of the Verrazano Narrows bridge, the construction pictures are well before the bridge was finally painted blue and show the orange colored primer coat.
@VVHTV It is not the bridge that looks wrong. The coastline in both of those pictures does not match the Brooklyn or Staten Island profile. Don't get me wrong, this is a great video in every respect. I just question those two photos especially the one at 1:45. If I had to guess, I would say it's the Throgs Neck Bridge looking west towards the north shore of Queens
I drove over the bridge in a semi truck. I remember the view of brooklyn and manhattan, lots of ships passing below, airplanes everywhere above, view of busy freeways below, ocean to the east and the bay to the west. The bridge is so huge and so high, the scale of it all. Anytime i come to NYC i am impresed by it`s bridges and how vibrant it is. I`ve been there many times over last 10 years and I never stop marveling. The only thing that compares is entering San Franciso throug oakland bay bridg
My dad was an ironworker for local 361 and he worked on the bridge in the early 1960's. He related many stories of his experiences. He was truly amazing and I am so very proud to say thay my dad helped build the verrazano bridge!
rip dad, we miss you. everytime I drive over the verrazano i think of you!
when they are goin to stop charging for the bridge! ridiculous 11 dollars.. when the bridge was built, they said once they get back the money that invested in bridge they would stop tolling. such a bullshit
Fuck staten island and that $11 toll. Never date a girl from staten island bc it will cost you $11 DOLLARS PLUS GAS. Get a hooker its cheaper than a staten island girl
This really is a fantastic bridge. If you go to NY, you need to drive across it. When you are coming into Brooklyn, you can see almost the entire city.
There is a parking rest area underneath off the Belt Parkway on the Brooklyn side. It is estimated that there are 10 conceptions a night there!
Used to be weekly(x2) visit to my grandma on Long Island(Floral Park)
Well, anyway, I remember a power plant by Niagra Falls named after Robert Moses. I remember that that power plant was involved in the outage of 1965 and 2003.
The Verazzano bridge is 60ft longer than the Golden gate and had the longest span in the world from 1964-84
I lived in Brooklyn for a while now live in Ky, I went to visit my brother one year and took my wife with me we went through the Verrazano bridge. she has never been in N.Y. and she was terrified when we drov e thru the Bridge. Her been a southener was something amazing seeing the most vibrant and spectacular city on the planet. I LOVE NEW YORK!
nice little documentary, though the narrator neglected to mention that Othmar Ammann also engineered the Bayonne Bridge. i remember reading when the Verrazono-Narrows bridge was being dedicated, Robert Moses forgot to mention Othmar Ammann. oh well.
this is so touching....but, why does the price continue to rise just for passing over? stop charging so much. One of the reasons why I left "The Rock"
i live exactly like 25min walk away if u remember the summer of 08 in late august a half naked kid walking around the area walkpath thatll b me :] I was on mushrooms i didnt know wat was happening
I watched this bridge being built as a child and was always mesmerized by it. When I was in the first grade, I actually painted a picture of it completed, before it was completed. The school later displayed it inside of a Brooklyn Bank. One of the most beautiful bridges built.
I Love this bridge, my aunts house is on Shore rd, and its the dominating structure that you can see from her house, the lights at night just make it!
My mother drove me in her new car across the bridge the first night it was opened, no tolls charged for that special day. It was a clear night, so the lights of Manhattan were easily visible. After circling around at Bay Ridge, we returned to S.I.
The bridge was filled with cars. The lighted bridge from the Brooklyn side was glorious to behold.
love this bridge there is a book called the great bridge talks exactly as said in this video but in the bridges of NY there is a story that gustave linthal wanted to build a liberty bridge for the nearrows in the 20's a tribute to wwI casualties the verrazano is a beautiful bridge
My dad worked on the Verazano Bridge in the early 60's and it's amazing to see pictures of him walking the cables. He is a retired local 361 ironworker and we are very proud of him!
thankyou for posting this on youtube. i actually work as a tbta officer in one of their tunnels. always loved the history of this bridge. there was also a famous boxer who worked on this bridge also. thankyou for sharing
final destination 5 bought me here
scarywinkoproductios 1 month ago
What the hell ?????? is that traficc @:023 omfg
456kaltrina 5 months ago
The next New Yorker who calls this thing "Duh Verrin-ZAH-noh Bridge" is gonna get a punch in the mouth .
jendel42750 6 months ago
weeeelllll spoke brooklyn stand up
tonystarks4545 7 months ago
This posted video, “40 Years in 3 Minutes” takes a look at some NYC moments in history while synched to The Beatles’ GET BACK and GLASS ONION. Also includes some 8mm film antics from 1971. Enjoy.
keetongeer 7 months ago
Just to mention the CORRECT pronunciation of the Goethals Bridge is Go-Thals. NOT Goth-als.
grillage2 8 months ago
I used to stop at the end of Bay Parkway in Brooklyn at night were you have a great view of the hole bridge The cars traveling it looked like a never ending chain of twinkaling lights
Rollman1 9 months ago
The pictures at 0:28 and 1:45 are interesting. I think that neither one of them are actual pictures of the Verazano Bridge.
Treman262 10 months ago
@Treman262 Both photos are of the Verrazano Narrows bridge, the construction pictures are well before the bridge was finally painted blue and show the orange colored primer coat.
VVHTV 10 months ago
@VVHTV It is not the bridge that looks wrong. The coastline in both of those pictures does not match the Brooklyn or Staten Island profile. Don't get me wrong, this is a great video in every respect. I just question those two photos especially the one at 1:45. If I had to guess, I would say it's the Throgs Neck Bridge looking west towards the north shore of Queens
Treman262 10 months ago
@Treman262 You have a point -- nice catch.
VVHTV 10 months ago
@VVHTV Thank you sir! I very much appreciate the compliment but I also really enjoyed the video. Good work
Treman262 10 months ago
@Treman262 I can understand why you thought niether picture was the bridge. Staten island did not really look like it self from that view to me.
rockstarboy4ever 9 months ago
MTA will Bleed us to no end there hand is in your pocket ?
playone4me 11 months ago
I went under this bridge on the Carnival Legend!! it was amazing!!
KCguero816 1 year ago
sounds like verizon bridge...
ricksk81993 1 year ago
The Hudson River, two years ago... We had classified intelligence that a new
type of Metal Gear was scheduled for transport. The whole thing stank... ...but
our noses have been out in the cold too long.
TheCoolUser1 1 year ago
ive been across the Verrazono Bridge more than any other bridge ever. I love it, espeacally at night.
BartmanMC 1 year ago
I drove over the bridge in a semi truck. I remember the view of brooklyn and manhattan, lots of ships passing below, airplanes everywhere above, view of busy freeways below, ocean to the east and the bay to the west. The bridge is so huge and so high, the scale of it all. Anytime i come to NYC i am impresed by it`s bridges and how vibrant it is. I`ve been there many times over last 10 years and I never stop marveling. The only thing that compares is entering San Franciso throug oakland bay bridg
kscietrapong 1 year ago
My dad was an ironworker for local 361 and he worked on the bridge in the early 1960's. He related many stories of his experiences. He was truly amazing and I am so very proud to say thay my dad helped build the verrazano bridge!
rip dad, we miss you. everytime I drive over the verrazano i think of you!
ediann 1 year ago
@ediann my dads an ironworker for local 40
callujah 1 year ago
when they are goin to stop charging for the bridge! ridiculous 11 dollars.. when the bridge was built, they said once they get back the money that invested in bridge they would stop tolling. such a bullshit
fh1mahfanzai 1 year ago 2
Fuck staten island and that $11 toll. Never date a girl from staten island bc it will cost you $11 DOLLARS PLUS GAS. Get a hooker its cheaper than a staten island girl
WHALEDOGS9111 1 year ago
i can see this bridge from my window :P
shadownicky123 1 year ago
Thanks,
Like to know:
Is it possible to cross the bridge by public transportation.
Ruud Mulder
Netherlands
ruudjemulder 1 year ago
Thank,
Because I will visit NYC next month for 14 days vacation.
I will find it out.
ruudjemulder 1 year ago
Yes, NYC buses travel across the Verrazano Bridge on a regular basis.
VVHTV 1 year ago
Verizano was supposed to be named after JFK (see Wiki) but the Italian Mafia squelched that.
anonymousrecovery 2 years ago
@anonymousrecovery
Giovanni da Verrazzano was the first to explore the new york area;
don't you think he deserves at least a bridge named after him?
there's no risk jfk will be forgotten for that...........
Lictorium 1 year ago
Arturo Montenora claims Giovanni da Verrazzano was from florence italy,
nyclifestyle1 1 year ago
If I could have all the money in tolls I spent going over that bridge in the past 25 years, I'd have a small fortune.
frankiebones01 2 years ago
@frankiebones01 indeed
justin39640 1 year ago
The chief engineer of the bridge was my uncle, Milton Brumer (see Wikipedia).
UP58 2 years ago
This really is a fantastic bridge. If you go to NY, you need to drive across it. When you are coming into Brooklyn, you can see almost the entire city.
There is a parking rest area underneath off the Belt Parkway on the Brooklyn side. It is estimated that there are 10 conceptions a night there!
Mrkissuallover12 2 years ago
god i love waken up and see the Verrazano in my window and when im on the platforn to wait for the Staten Island Train to go to work.....
FatMasterWilk 2 years ago
$11 toll is terribad for nyc residents
Dexmaus 2 years ago
too bad New York City sucks
gopconservative78 2 years ago
nyc dosent suck dumb fuck!
Razorblade12161216 2 years ago
you suck...
ATY9Productions 2 years ago
@gopconservative78 it has less crime than any of the bible belt cities and is a whole lot more fun
laurensadriaanse 2 years ago
Used to be weekly(x2) visit to my grandma on Long Island(Floral Park)
Well, anyway, I remember a power plant by Niagra Falls named after Robert Moses. I remember that that power plant was involved in the outage of 1965 and 2003.
The Verazzano bridge is 60ft longer than the Golden gate and had the longest span in the world from 1964-84
Kalphiter45 2 years ago
This bridge is gigantic. You can see it from lower Manhattan
leonardwilson85 2 years ago
I lived in Brooklyn for a while now live in Ky, I went to visit my brother one year and took my wife with me we went through the Verrazano bridge. she has never been in N.Y. and she was terrified when we drov e thru the Bridge. Her been a southener was something amazing seeing the most vibrant and spectacular city on the planet. I LOVE NEW YORK!
carmelo1966 2 years ago
My father was a welder on this bridge. He said that even on a clear day, he'd come down from the top of it soaking wet from the fog!!
Cowspots1956 3 years ago
carnivore bridge I`ve been there
from finland
verrazanobridge 3 years ago
carnivore bridge
verrazanobridge 3 years ago
ive been on that bridge prolly hundreds of times
Ctasker5 3 years ago
i'll be driving over the Verrazano Bridge in about an hour
WhoIsTadhg 3 years ago
nice little documentary, though the narrator neglected to mention that Othmar Ammann also engineered the Bayonne Bridge. i remember reading when the Verrazono-Narrows bridge was being dedicated, Robert Moses forgot to mention Othmar Ammann. oh well.
mrshow1 3 years ago
@mrshow1 he was the designer of most of the tbta bridges in nyc
laurensadriaanse 2 years ago
That was his last bridge.
SteveCarras 3 years ago 2
too expensive. $10.... its stopping me to go to S.I for fishing!
japrse 3 years ago
i have ezpass
its free
angelcordyus001 3 years ago
this is so touching....but, why does the price continue to rise just for passing over? stop charging so much. One of the reasons why I left "The Rock"
pissboy101 3 years ago
I live 2 min, away
Chachi255 3 years ago
i live exactly like 25min walk away if u remember the summer of 08 in late august a half naked kid walking around the area walkpath thatll b me :] I was on mushrooms i didnt know wat was happening
romka4567 3 years ago
I remember the toll being FREE !!!!!!!
Gegezdad 3 years ago
No you don't. Unless you were one of the crew that built it. There was always a toll.
bayridgephantom 3 years ago
As a kid I used to stare out the window of my apartment at the bridge in the distance.
poopdeck2009 4 years ago 3
same here
sonic2batt 3 years ago
i remember my family was drivin to new york and i woke up and looked out the window and i was like where the fuck are we?
kingofdamill 4 years ago
u were in ny silly
j6282 4 years ago 3
I watched this bridge being built as a child and was always mesmerized by it. When I was in the first grade, I actually painted a picture of it completed, before it was completed. The school later displayed it inside of a Brooklyn Bank. One of the most beautiful bridges built.
Shash (now in Florida)
SteelHorseRiders 4 years ago 5
Where did you get that?
RayburnPower 4 years ago
I Love this bridge, my aunts house is on Shore rd, and its the dominating structure that you can see from her house, the lights at night just make it!
spermbank1 4 years ago 3
My mother drove me in her new car across the bridge the first night it was opened, no tolls charged for that special day. It was a clear night, so the lights of Manhattan were easily visible. After circling around at Bay Ridge, we returned to S.I.
The bridge was filled with cars. The lighted bridge from the Brooklyn side was glorious to behold.
METHAMET 4 years ago 2
love this bridge there is a book called the great bridge talks exactly as said in this video but in the bridges of NY there is a story that gustave linthal wanted to build a liberty bridge for the nearrows in the 20's a tribute to wwI casualties the verrazano is a beautiful bridge
VerrazanoLover 4 years ago 2
its a beautiful bridge, this and golden gate are the best in the world
youracoldfart 4 years ago 3
Wonderful Piece!
Myrolex 4 years ago 3
My dad worked on the Verazano Bridge in the early 60's and it's amazing to see pictures of him walking the cables. He is a retired local 361 ironworker and we are very proud of him!
Thanks for the video!
ediann 5 years ago 2
thankyou for posting this on youtube. i actually work as a tbta officer in one of their tunnels. always loved the history of this bridge. there was also a famous boxer who worked on this bridge also. thankyou for sharing
kenny9048 5 years ago 2