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Waco Suspension BridgeBridge
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Built between 1868 through 1869, the Waco Suspension Bridge opened in 1870 and has remained a cherished landmark in...
MoreBuilt between 1868 through 1869, the Waco Suspension Bridge opened in 1870 and has remained a cherished landmark in downtown Waco. It was the longest of its kind in Western America at that time. It is bordered by the Indian Spring Park and Doris D Miller Park and spans the Brazos River. It was used as a cattle and vehicular bridge and since 1970 is only open for pedestrians. The bridge is the venue for festivals, parties and special occasions. Less
Website: waco-texas.com
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300 Austin Avenue Waco, TX 76702 984.74 mi
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4.5 1034 reviews
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- 404HappyTraveller03/08/24
  This was our one last stop as we left Waco and carried on down the road. The sculptures of the cattle and cowboys and drovers are worth the stop alone, pretty amazing in all the detail. Walking out... More
- teachkindy08/17/23
  The Waco Suspension Bridge is a pedestrian bridge that takes only a few minutes to walk end to end. The bridge is beautiful. and really fun to walk on. The views of the Brazos River, which you're... More
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