Why did they name the chesapeake bridge after willum Preston?

The Chesapeake Bay Bridge was not named after Willum Preston; rather, it is commonly associated with the name "Chesapeake Bay Bridge." However, if referring to a specific bridge or structure linked to Willum Preston, it would typically be due to his contributions or significance in the region's history or infrastructure development. Naming bridges after individuals often honors their legacy or impact on the community. If you meant a different bridge or context, could you clarify?