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built. ... Its designer, John Augustus Roebling, crushed his foot while... [DOC] [TLE] Brooklyn Bridge - NYCRoads.com [PAR] In 1855, John Roebling, the owner of a wire-rope company and a famous bridge 
... He thought his design entitled the bridge "to be ranked as a national .... main 
span would be the longest for any suspension bridge in the world, and would be 
... Even before it opened, the Brooklyn Bridge had become a symbol of not only of
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designer John Augustus Roebling, it was by far the world's longest ... Emily rode 
alongside President Chester Arthur during the ceremonial opening of the bridge. 
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Question: Designed by John Roebling, when it opened in 1883, it was the world's longest suspension bridge & not for sale
Answer: Brooklyn Bridge