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Shifflett, looked on. There was “guy talk” about the bridges and politics. A female jogger crossed the ^bridge. Drivers of a few vehicles said they liked the new bridge and that was it.
Not quite like the opening of the first six of 12-lanes of the new Wilson Bridge over the Potomac River two days later. This involved 1,000 invited guests, a fly-over by the Navy’s Blue Angels, the U.S. Air Force Band, and a “first ride across” using Woodrow Wilson’s old 1923 Rolls Royce. For $2.44 billion, something had to be done to note partial completion.
Of course, in the old days they did things right. People threw a party.
That’s what Luray did back in June 1934. Luray in Page County in the 1920s and 1930s was obsessed with transportation to attract the tourist trade. Luray was the strongest booster in the United States for Lee Highway, a. transcontinental
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