Arlington Memorial Bridge (1930s ceremonial connector)

Arlington Memorial Bridge was completed and opened in 1932 as a ceremonial and transportation link between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery, forming a planned axial connection across the Potomac. The bridge's classical design and placement were integral to the National Mall-era planning that tied memorials and monuments together. It remains a functioning vehicular and pedestrian crossing dating from the early 20th-century monumental infrastructure program.