Princess Place Covered Bridge Dedicated

The new wooden covered bridge at Flagler County's Princess Place Preserve was officially opened in a dedication ceremony at the site on October 1, 2012. The 45-foot long single-land bridge with pedestrian walkways and antique style lamps crosses Styles Creek on Princess Place Road, the entrance to the preserve. Architecturally, the bridge is accented with natural coquina stone abutments and pine shakes shingles in aesthetic coordination with the other historic structures on the site. The bridge replaces the former single-lane concrete bridge installed by the previous owners of the property in the 1970's and provides pedestrian walkways and increased fishing access to Styles creek, a popular site for local anglers. 

The ceremony was attended by members of the general public, Flagler County Board of County Commission members and staff as well as members of the city councils for Palm Coast and Flagler Beach. Flagler County Board of County Commission Chair Barbara Revels conducted the ceremony opening the bridge.

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