Old Long Bridge - 14th Street Bridge

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General Edward Braddock’s 1755 expedition to capture Fort Duquesne was attacked, killing or wounding 900 men, in what is now known as the Battle of the Monongahela. Rumor has it that on the anniversary of Braddock’s departure near the bridge or along the nearby bluffs, the ghostly sounds of military orders, horse hooves, marching, and metal-on-metal clanking ring out.

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Geographic Information

Address:
14th St Bridge
Washington, DC
United States

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GPS:
38.87539, -77.0399769
Nearest Towns:
Washington, D. C., DC (1.4 mi.)
Arlington, VA (3.5 mi.)
Claremont, VA (4.1 mi.)
Glassmanor, MD (4.5 mi.)
Alexandria, VA (4.9 mi.)
Forest Heights, MD (5.1 mi.)
Baileys Crossroads, VA (5.1 mi.)
Hillcrest Heights, MD (5.2 mi.)
Marlow Heights, MD (5.6 mi.)
Silver Hill, MD (5.6 mi.)

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