Another bridge, another controversy: The pedestrian overpass on 277
The peaked green roofs, the red brick and green mesh, the clean and simple lines are familiar to commuters rushing to and from Columbia on S.C. 277.
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Crossing a Great Divide
Chapter 1 | Down to the river
Is the way it was the way it should be? The story of a bridge reveals much about the people, history and future of South Carolina.
In rural South Carolina, memory is long, many generations long. And often unforgiving.
- Chapter 2 | The total of his experiences
- Chapter 3 | Paradise and paradox
- Chapter 4 | My Granddaddy's land
- Chapter 5 | 'All up in arms'
- Chapter 6 | 'A nickel in your pocket'
- Chapter 7 | Black, white and green
- Chapter 8 | The water rises
- Chapter 9 | 'Where fishermen go to heaven'
- Chapter 10 | 'Nothing else like it'
- Chapter 11 | Once, the trains stopped
- Chapter 12 | The parable of the talents
- Chapter 13 | Wetlands and wildlife
- Chapter 14 | 'A bridge to nowhere'
- Chapter 15 | 'Time to call a duck a duck'
- Chapter 16 | 'Worry about the people'
- Chapter 17 | Engaging hearts and minds
- Timeline | 1800s - present day
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