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Top: Anna Kenan (left) and Hillsborough Mayor Tom Stevens cut the ceremonial
ribbon to officially open the footbridge across the Eno River, thereby connect-
ing the Riverwalk to the Occoneechee Speedway Trail. Kenan’s mother, Kim
Walsh, recently died after a bout with chronic pain, and the family donated
money obtained through her life insurance policy to help fund the bridge.
Walsh often walked the trails to help cope with the pain, and the family felt it
was a good way to honor her legacy.
New Footbridge connecting Riverwalk to Speedway Trail
opens in HillsboroughBY KELSEY BARHAMN e w s o f O r a n g e A s s i s t a n t E d i t o rk . b a r h a m @ n e w s o f o r a n g e . c o m
On Friday, July 22, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held
for the oficial opening of the new pedestrian footbridge
connecting the town’s Riverwalk to the east to the historic
Occoneechee Speedway Trail in the west.The bridge, which spans 95 feet over the Eno River, can
be accessed from South Cameron Street or from Elizabeth
Brady Road. It is also a vital link in the larger Mountain-
to-Sea trail that will direct travelers towards Durham.
Classical American Homes Preservation Trust and the
Richard Hampton Jenrette Foundation, which owns the
Occoneechee Speedway Trail and Ayr Mount historic
sites, installed the bridge that is also made of the same
design and material as the two Riverwalk bridges near
Gold Park and the downtown entrance.According to Bill Crowther, Ayr Mount Site Manager,
the footbridge project was about a three year project from
start to inish collecting the funds and completing all the
overhead processing, but the plan was conceived all the
way back in 2003 as part of Ayr Mount’s Master Trail
Plan. “We had already built Poet’s Walk in 1999,” Crowther
said. “And then we did the Speedway Trail in 2002.
So then we had to igure out how to plan for the entire
property with walking trails connecting everything. So
we had Charlie Berger do our Master Plan in 2003, which
included what we’re doing, because that’s kind of phase
three, which we’re into now.”The next phase will eventually see another bridge built see FOOTBRIDGE page 2
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