Freedom Change of course, but:
Give McKinley another mountain. He did get assassinated after all. Maybe a bridge?
Oh man....the McKinley Bridge in St.Louis was the scarriest bridge I've ever crossed more than once. Built in 1910 as a dual use bridge, trains on the inside, cars on skinny lanes sticking out from the side of the main bridge. It was the fastest way into downtown from Illinois if you lived north of the city. So every Cardinals game, every field trip to the arch, you had to cross the bridge. Sometime before I was born they took out the tracks and let cars drive in the middle as well, but EVERYbody drove on the outside because they did an ass job paving the tracks and they were bumpy as a mofo.
Meanwhile, the city of Venice in IL was collecting tolls from everybody that crossed the bridge, for like 60 years or something, yet did as little as possible to maintain the funker. So when I was going over it in the 70s and 80s it was, quite literally falling apart. Large chunks of the road bed falling into the river falling apart. It's since been closed and reopened as a footbridge I guess. Riding on the outside on a school bus was freaky as hell....can't see the rails....look out the window and it seemed like it was nothing but 100' of air and then the nasty ass Mississippi River.
