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and open for travel, June 17, 1786
Closed, draw left open five years, Mar. 7, 1836
Again opened for travel, 1841
A vessel drove through in a storm, Dec. 22, 1839
Tolls taken off and becomes free, Apr. 30, 1858
Chelsea Point, completed and open for travel, Oct., 1839
Tolls taken off, free bridge, July 1, 1850
Chelsea street, completed and open for travel, Oct., 1834
Rebuilt by the City, 1848
Tolls taken off, May 6, 1850
Cragie's completed and open for travel, Aug. 3, 1809
Made a free bridge, Feb. 1, 1858
Dover St., South Boston, completed and opened, Aug. 6, 1805
Sold to the City of Boston, Apr. 9, 1832
Named Dover street bridge, Dec. 23, 1857
Rebuilt by the City, 1857
Again rebuilt by the City, 1877
Draw, at Fish street, over the creek, built, 1656
Fell with a passing crowd, Oct. 20, 1659
Rebuilt and remodeled, 1698
Bridges
Draw, at Fish street, rebuilt as a foot bridge, 1711
Ground raised, bridge discontinued, 1790