In honor of the thirty third President of the US Harry S. Truman, Key West has named his home-away-from-home Truman’s Little Whitehouse, a important road to Truman Avenue, the Truman College and sure consider it or not Truman Dry Cleaners! (100% true) 🙂 So if not in Key West, then the place’s the Truman Presidential Bridge?
In March of 1964, President Harry S. Truman himself set foot on this exact same bridge. This uniquely lovely bridge is a multi-pleasurable sight to behold. Your eyes are first drawn to the raised divider between the already two slim lanes. You couldn’t move on this bridge for those who needed to which results in the signal on the bridge stating “No fishing from bridge”… otherwise you’ll get run over! 🙂 I personally just like the signal that reads “Golf Carts 10 MPH”… that’s to forestall going airborne I presume! And to complete off some oddity, the previous Duck Key Bridge isn’t even in Duck Key… that begins on the opposite aspect of the bridge as seen from the photograph under. That leaves me with just one urgent query… “What’s up with the bridge’s 8 pineapples?” 🙂
You possibly can discover the Harry S. Truman Presidential Bridge at Mile Marker 61.0 resulting in the Islands Of Duck Key. Flip onto Duke Key Drive and simply maintain going straight over a mile or so until you attain the bridge on that very same street.
