Pitt Street Bridge, Mt Pleasant, South Carolina, USA
Once a trolley bridge that connected Sullivan’s Island and Mount Pleasant, the Pitt Street Bridge is now a site for recreation and relaxation.
Pitt Street Bridge: 972 Pitt St, Mt Pleasant, South Carolina, USA
This wooden pier, which extends towards Cove Inlet, was built in 1898 as a trolley bridge allowing passage to and from.
The Pitt Street Bridge closed when the Ben Sawyer Bridge opened in 1945. After being converted into a fishing pier, most of the old bridge burned, though a section is still extant.
A spanning view of the area




This is a long and narrow park to the bridge.

Other views on the area







The bridge



The bridge is disconnected at the end of the pier, and only columns exist.

Going back





