Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma
Where marchers were beaten on Bloody Sunday in 1965. It's about an hour west of Montgomery, and the march's route between them is a National Historic Trail.
- Open
- Always open
- Price
- Free
- Time Needed
- Half a day
- Address
- Broad St, Selma, AL 36701Google MapsApple Maps
- Getting There
- About 1 hour by car west of Montgomery on US 80.
Why Go
Its name still honors a Confederate general and Klan leader. Walk across, and see the National Voting Rights Museum at the foot of the bridge.
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