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The Natchez Trace Parkway Bridge as viewed from its north end in 2006
The Natchez Trace Parkway Bridge as viewed from its north end in 2006
The bridge as viewed in 2008 from State Route 96, looking southeast
The bridge as viewed in 2008 from State Route 96, looking southeast
The suicide barrier installed on the bridge in 2022.
The suicide barrier installed on the bridge in 2022.
Old Natchez Trace sign southwest of Mathiston, Mississippi
Old Natchez Trace sign southwest of Mathiston, Mississippi
Entrance sign to the parkway near Natchez, Mississippi
Entrance sign to the parkway near Natchez, Mississippi
The Natchez Trace Parkway seen from Twentymile Bottom Overlook, milepost 278.4, about 20 miles northeast of Tupelo
The Natchez Trace Parkway seen from Twentymile Bottom Overlook, milepost 278.4, about 20 miles northeast of Tupelo
Captain John Gordon's house sits on the site where the Natchez Trace crosses the Duck River. Originally, a ferry operated by Gordon and Chickasaw Chie
Captain John Gordon's house sits on the site where the Natchez Trace crosses the Duck River. Originally, a ferry operated by Gordon and Chickasaw Chief William Colbert was located here. Gordon and his wife built this Federal-style plantation home, which is one of the oldest structures along the trace.