Oxford English Dictionary

The Poinsett Bridge, built in 1820, on present day State Highway #42, near the Boy Scout camp, Old Indian, was once a part of the state road leading from Charleston to the Blue Ridge Mountains. The bridge commissioned by Joel R. Poinsett, stretches 130 feet over Little Gap Creek and features a remarkable 14-foot Gothic arch. Most historians believe the bridge to have been designed by Robert Mills.

Directions:
Depart from Heritage Green Place. Turn right onto Buncombe Street. At the fork of Rutherford St. and Buncombe St., take the right fork and continue on Rutherford St. Rutherford St. will eventually become Poinsett Hwy (Hwy 25). Continue on Hwy 25 past Hwy 11 and take the next right onto Old Hwy25. From Old Hwy 25, turn right onto Callahan Road. The bridge is on the left of this road.

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