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Arts & Humanities: This item {Waterfalls}, contains a few vids of waterfalls throughout NYC. Two of which are on the Brooklyn Bridge and George Washington Bridge. Pretty cool videos, I personally never knew waterfalls where added to the bridges.

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Companies: A four min video showcasing the Brooklyn Bridge & George Washington Bridge. The video is shot from a hand-held video camera whle driving.

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Arts & Humanities: Construction began in 1959. Named after the Italian explorer, Verrazano. Verrazano was actually the first to discover NYC harbor, before Henry Hudson. This bridge connects Brooklyn & Statton Island.

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Arts & Humanities: Personally, my favorite item to post in my new group. I've been fascinated with Brooklyn Bridge for many yrs now. Just the sheer technology/ design of its time to still be standing/ used today. Started construction in 1869. Chief engineer was John Robling, then his son Washington Robling.

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Companies: Produced by National Geographic.

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Companies: This structure is 484 meters tall. It's the Shanghai Financial Center.

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Arts & Humanities: A dynamic skyscraper with rotating wind-turbines & rotating platters. Very interesting two min vid.

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Arts & Humanities: Very cooll informational video on the history of skyscrapers/ tall buildings. Well presented with good video quality, audio. Very good graphics.