Your name saw this post on The ActiveRain Real Estate Network and thought it might be of interest to you. Please see the link below to review the post.

Beckett Bridge in Tarpon Springs-Florida is a Unique Drawbridge
Beckett Bridge in Tarpon Springs-Florida is one of several drawbridges in Pinellas County; but Beckett is unique in that it does not have a full-time bridge tender on duty. Tall boats have to provide notice to Pinellas County 2 hours prior to requesting a bridge opening!
Stretching over Whitcomb and Minetta Bayous, Beckett Bridge was originally constructed in 1924 and re-constructed as it is today in 1956. It is a concrete, low-level drawbridge. And, it features a single-leaf span rather than the double-leaf spans found in all the other Pinellas County drawbridges.  
Becket Bridge is named after a Pinellas County Commissioner, E. H. Beckett. Mr. Beckett was chairman of the Board of County Commissioners in 1924.
If you are taking a trip to the Sponge Docks; plan on a drive over the picturesque Becket Bridge. Take Alt. 19 into Tarpon Springs; go west on West Orange which becomes North Spring Blvd; continue until you see the Draw Bridge Ahead signs. It is located next to the Tarpon Springs Yacht Club.   Toni Weidman, Broker Associate
 

Re/Max Sunset Realty
727-237-0083
email: homesbytoni@gmail.com
If you’re thinking of selling, A Market Analysis is free and confidential
 
 
 
... more

__________________________________________________
Are you on The Rain? Grow Your Network!