Golden Gate Bridge Opening May 27, 1937 Pedestrian Walk 

My grandmother and then 9-year-old mother walked the bridge that day. Even nearly 80 years later she still had fond memories of that day...

Thanks for this video. On that day my Dad carried me "piggy-back" across the bridge. I was only 4 at that time. I was watching the video hoping for a glimpse of us, but didn't spot us.

wow- my mom and dad walked across that day... Fifty years later, Jay played at the anniversary of the bridge's opening, so many people walked across the bridge began a sway... And my great aunt's partner leapt to his death from the bridge several years after its opening

I enjoyed watching this video. My Dad told me that he had walked on it that day with my Grandparents.

I realy like how people dressed back then in 1930s much more better than nowadays

I was told that my grandparents walked across on opening day. Of course, I am hoping against all hope to catch a glimpse of them in this video.

Thanks. Different times, eh? All those kids wearing cowboy hats and clothes. People forget California was the Wild West and rural at one time. What a feat! Awesome video.

This is really a wonderful video. The music is just perfect with it as well. Thanks for posting:)

Love everything about this! Music is awesome too!

My parents were there. It was my mother's 27th birthday...

Many pictures and this video show boys and men in cowboy costumes or cowboy hats. Was this a theme for this day? Was it a very popular costume of that time?

A 1930's woman wearing pants wow amazing!

why were people dressed in cowboy costumes?4:16 cool shot of the water below.

WONDERFUL time machine--- shared many places---Luke92849 will see a spike in his analytics. from 15,366

I wonder if anyone jumped that day.

All of those people are dead now

May in 1937

Throughout the video, I didn't see a fat person. All looked toned and fit. Nowadays, at least 30% of any crowd: fat, fat, fat. America today is pathetic.

kid at 2:35 looking at his cell phone

the good old days when you couldn't be gay. and republicans ruled the city and built this bridge