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During a recent trip to London, Lake Havasu City Mayor Cal Sheehy was honored with the Freedom of the City by the City of London Corporation. Sheehy highlighted the pivotal role of the iconic London Bridge in the development of Lake Havasu City, which was created from the desert by Robert McCulloch. He emphasized that the bridge not only transformed the area into a desirable place to live but also became Arizona’s second-largest tourist attraction. The visit also included remarks from Giles Shilson, chairman of the City Bridge Foundation, who expressed excitement in showcasing the new bridge to Michael, allowing him to acknowledge the legacy of his grandfather while reinforcing the ongoing relationship between the foundation, the mayor, and Lake Havasu City.

The story of London Bridge is a fascinating one that intertwines history with personal narratives. After its sale, each of the 10,276 granite blocks from the original London Bridge was meticulously numbered and shipped to the United States. In 1973, Queen Elizabeth II officially inaugurated the new London Bridge, a structure that has captivated many. Recently, Michael visited this bridge, which replaced the one once owned by his grandfather. Standing on the bridge, he reflected on its significance, expressing pride in the connection he feels to both the bridge and the city. "The story and the bridge have played a huge role in my life and my family's life," he shared, adding that whenever someone inquires about his favorite city, London is always at the top of his list. This enduring bond highlights the emotional impact that historical landmarks can have on individuals and families alike.

In a remarkable twist of fate, the old London Bridge found a new life in the heart of a burgeoning desert city that Robert was constructing after discovering the serene Lake Havasu amidst the arid surroundings. As news spread about the bridge's relocation to this once desolate area, excitement surged among the locals. The small community, which had only one school and a grocery store, experienced an unprecedented population boom, as people flocked to witness the iconic structure and join the vibrant new development. This infusion of residents not only revitalized the area but also transformed it into a lively destination, blending the charm of an English landmark with the rugged beauty of the desert landscape. Lake Havasu was no longer just a hidden gem; it had become a symbol of reinvention and growth in an unexpected setting.