Annotated Citations:

• Jackson, Stephen T. "If the River Could Talk: Bridges at 27 sites." The Herald Bulletin., 3 July 2016, www.heraldbulletin.com/community/if-the-river-could-talk-bridges-at-27-sites/article_0141fb64-6416-526d-baa4-752e97f65b95.html
  

  "Opened March 7, 1892, in what would today be the shadow of the Eisenhower Bridge, was a suspension bridge built to carry pedestrian traffic from Anderson to Park Place. Twin support towers at each end of the bridge held the suspension span in between… The fun lasted until a flood brought it down March 27, 1921."

External Links:

• Bridgehunter.com | Anderson Pedestrian bridge