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Pitt St. Bridge Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
The old bridge approach is now a peaceful path for walking, fishing and watching marsh wildlife. At the end, views open across Charleston Harbor toward Sullivan's Island, Fort Sumter and the city skyline.
The Story of Pitt St. Bridge Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
Pitt Street Bridge Park extends into Cove Inlet from Mount Pleasant's Old Village. The walkway follows part of the former trolley bridge that once carried travelers toward Sullivan's Island before modern road bridges replaced it.
Pitt St. Bridge Mount Pleasant, South Carolina in Context
Pitt Street Bridge Park extends into Cove Inlet from Mount Pleasant's Old Village. The walkway follows part of the former trolley bridge that once carried travelers toward Sullivan's Island before modern road bridges replaced it.
What Makes It Special
The old bridge approach is now a peaceful path for walking, fishing and watching marsh wildlife. At the end, views open across Charleston Harbor toward Sullivan's Island, Fort Sumter and the city skyline.
Interesting Facts
A trolley crossed the original bridge between Mount Pleasant and Sullivan's Island beginning in the late nineteenth century. The remaining causeway and fishing pier are surrounded by salt marsh.
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The Story of Pitt St. Bridge Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
Pitt Street Bridge Park extends into Cove Inlet from Mount Pleasant's Old Village. The walkway follows part of the former trolley bridge that once carried travelers toward Sullivan's Island before modern road bridges replaced it.
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