George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge

Louisville, Estados Unidos

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Endereço:
2nd St, Louisville, KY, 40202
Downtown, East Main, Waterfront
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
1.1 kmMegabus Stop Louisville
2.3 kmLouisville Union Depot
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Horário local (Louisville) 11:51 quinta-feira, 12 de junho de 2025

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2 avaliações para George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge

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Classificação do local: 3
Louisville, KY
A terrifying pedestrian experience.
I’m glad the Big Four is around…
I don’t generally drive on this bridge and I am reminded why each time I do end up on it.
But you get a great view of the Ville when you’re walking across from the Southern Indiana side… if you don’t mind fearing for your life…
Classificação do local: 5
Louisville, KY
Here’s the story as it was told to me:
After winning the Gold Medal for boxing at the 1960 Olympics, Cassius Clay returned to his hometown of Louisville, KY. While visiting he went to have dinner at a local dining establishment and was turned away due to the color of his skin. From the restaurant he promptly walked to the 2nd Street Bridge, which is now officially called the George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge but no one refers to it as such. Once he reached his destination, he reached into his pocket, pulled out his gold medal and chucked it into the Ohio River.
5 Ali Boom Bah Yeah Stars.
Addendum: The 2nd Street Bridge is closed once a year because it is used as a launching pad for the fireworks for Thunder Over Louisville. This is one of the largest displays of Fireworks in North American and signifies the start of Derby Season. Now you know and knowing is half the battle.