Loudon Bridge                    The Loudon Bridge was constructed to resolve the growing traffic flow across the Tennessee River. Construction began in 1927 and ended in 1929. Charles Tolliver/Taliaferro, in his Chevy Roadster, was the first person to cross the bridge, and Alvin C. York dedicated the bridge.       The bridge started out as a toll bridge but became a free road in 1947. Until then, the bridge's primary source of competition was Blair's Ferry which offered cheaper rates than the toll.

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