Bridges, including: Bridge, Suspension Bridge, Bailey Bridge, Smoot, Cable-stayed Bridge, Tunnel, Seven Bridges Of Königsberg, Transporter Bridge, ... Bridge, Overpass, Inca Rope Bridge, S Bridge

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More info: Bridges is the plural form of bridge. It may also refer to: * Angelica Bridges (born 1971), American actress, model and singer * Beau Bridges (born 1941), American actor * Calvin Blackman Bridges (1889-1938), American geneticist * Edward Ettingdene Bridges, 1st Baron Bridges (1892-1969), British civil servant and Cabinet Secretary * Garey Bridges (born 1969), British actor * Harry Bridges (1901-1990), American labor leader * Henry Bridges (1697-1754), architect and clockmaker * John Bridges (archer), English archer in the 1908 Olympics * Jordan Bridges (born 1973), American actor * Lucas Bridges (1874-1949), Anglo-Argentine author and explorer * Mark Bridges (born 1954), English lawyer * Penny Bae Bridges (born 1990), American actress * Rocky Bridges (born 1927), American baseball player * Ruby Bridges (born 1954), American activist * Steve Bridges, American comedian, impressionist and actor * Thomas Bridges (1842-1898), Anglican missionary and early settler in Tierra del Fuego * Thomas Edward Bridges, 2nd Baron Bridges (born 1927), British diplomat * Sir Tom Bridges (1871-1939), British military officer and Governor of South Australia