Sorry to dispute Taosjedi but 7 Bridges Road does not lead to Hank Williams Grave. Hank Williams is buried in Oakwood Cemetary, which is on Columbus Street in north Montgomery Alabama. 7 Bridges Road really does exist in Montgomery but it is in the southern part of the city. The official name of the road is Woodley Road but it is still often referred to as 7 Bridges Road and runs from Fairview Avenue in the city to Mount Zion Rd many miles out in the country (Woodley Rd actually continues on many more miles running parallel to Mt. Zion). There are indeed 7 well defined bridges and moss hanging from the trees. The area with the 7 bridges is where Woodley Road (7 Bridges Road) crosses Catoma Creek and various swamps. I have lived near this road for 15 years and it is quite peaceful and beautiful with the moonlight eerily peaking through the moss on the over-abundance of water Oak trees.
Sorry to dispute Taosjedi but 7 Bridges Road does not lead to Hank Williams Grave. Hank Williams is buried in Oakwood Cemetary, which is on Columbus Street in north Montgomery Alabama. 7 Bridges Road really does exist in Montgomery but it is in the southern part of the city. The official name of the road is Woodley Road but it is still often referred to as 7 Bridges Road and runs from Fairview Avenue in the city to Mount Zion Rd many miles out in the country (Woodley Rd actually continues on many more miles running parallel to Mt. Zion). There are indeed 7 well defined bridges and moss hanging from the trees. The area with the 7 bridges is where Woodley Road (7 Bridges Road) crosses Catoma Creek and various swamps. I have lived near this road for 15 years and it is quite peaceful and beautiful with the moonlight eerily peaking through the moss on the over-abundance of water Oak trees.