I inherited the salvage rights to the Eiffel Tower from André Poisson. That obstinate Macron guy keeps getting in the way when I show up with my crew. I don't believe that stuff about the cell antenna on top being a good reason ...
The oldest surviving bridge in the United States is the Frankford Avenue Bridge in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Built in 1697 at the request of William Penn, this historic stone-arch bridge has been continuously used by vehicles for over 300 years.
Oldest Stone Arch Bridge (Still Used by Cars): The Pons Fabricius in Rome, Italy. Completed in 62 BC, it is the oldest
surviving Roman bridge still in its original location and is actively used by pedestrians and restricted modern vehicles.