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    I tried to call the number. Its disconnected. Wanted to place an order need to send them an order in the mail.

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    Stuckey's Bridge

    Stuckey's Bridge

    5.0(1 review)
    42.9 mi

    Many years ago (when it was drivable) I used to drive across this bridge whenever I had a car load…read moreof kids or out of town visitors and pretend my car stalled mid-way.... all after telling them rumored stories of this Bridge's past. Boy oh boy was it fun to watch them all panic just a little. Or a lot ... sometimes screaming was involved. I still tell everyone the 'stories' associated with this bridge (who knows if they are true or how true) ... if you Google it some of the tales come up and even a 'Mississippi backroads' episode I think it was that included the bridge. One time after I drove across the bridge ... a few days later it apparently had some of its wooden slats collapse and it has been blocked and 'undrivable' ever since. This should not prevent you from visiting. It is a beautiful old iron bridge. Even the marrieds of graffitied names and vulgarities that visitors have littered on its bones does not distract from is lovely form and location. Somehow it may even add to its appeal. I would definitely recommend watching your feet as you cross (there are warning signs to try and prevent you from venturing over - for which I ignore) there are missing and rotting boards the entire length. The beautifully tree lined river rushes beneath and just the sheer quiet (other than the sound of the rushing water) is worth the cautious walk into the middle of the bridge. I still take any visitor I can drag back to Meridian, Mississippi to see this spot. I tell them the stories I had heard about the bridge from 'old timers' as we drive to its remote local. I make them walk the entire length and admire the bridge's bones and the view it affords. No one is ever disappointed. You should go check it out ... you will not be either.

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    Tuscaloosa County Veterans Memorial

    Tuscaloosa County Veterans Memorial

    5.0(1 review)
    71.1 mi

    The Park was first dedicated in 1978 as a memorial for veterans of the Army, Navy, Air Force,…read moreMarine Corps and Coast Guard. In 2002, surviving crew members of the USS Tuscaloosa held a reunion here to view parts of their ship, perhaps for the last time. Yes, the decommissioned ship's mast is the centerpiece of the park. The USS Tuscaloosa was a heavy cruiser that escorted President Roosevelt and Winston Churchill to the Charter signing in Newfoundland and went on to see battle in Normandy, North Africa, Okinawa and Iwo Jima. Continuing around the park there is a Vought A-7E Corsair, a carrier-based attack bomber that saw service in Vietnam. There is a "Huey" attack helicopter, an M60 medium tank and an iconic Willys Jeep painted in Air Force colors. The oldest piece is an Armament gun that was pulled around on a caisson during WWI. The weapon is a 75 millimeter French gun borrowed by the U.S. during WWII. Of course, there is an honor roll listing names of veterans who served. The park is at the site of the former Northington General Army Hospitals, which was one of the largest military hospitals in the world at the end of WWII. When the hospital closed, it was stipulated that the one-acre site could only be used as a shrine, a memorial to veterans or a denominational church. The one-acre site is at the location of the former hospital's chapel. [Review 15966 overall - 184 in Alabama - 1471 of 2021.]

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    Sciple's Water Mill - landmarks - Updated May 2026

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