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Address: Selma, AL 36703 Phone: (800) 457-3562 Website: https://www.selma-al.gov/edmund-pettus-bridge/
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Review Summary
Josephone Blair
Great in historical value! But needs more stores and places to eat at affordable prices. This place is dead!
Alonziahrose Jones
I love this place because this is my home town
Sherry Daniels
It’s a big piece of history ( bloody sunday) captured in a small amount of time.
Momof 3Kds
Loved being able to see and walk in this historical landmark. Traffic was not bad midday on a Sunday. We were able to walk safely onto the bridge.
Jennifer Nelson
Emotional place to visit. Easy to stop by and see the historic markers. Stop in the little visitors shop.
Mark H.
Nice drive, about an hr., from Montgomery. Awesome to walk the short bridge and experience the history! Hope they build the town up, would be a nice tourist spot