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Mural Painted by Macus Blackwell is now finished at the Natural Bridge Town Hall & Multi-Purpose Building. Art work was donated by Marcus Blackwell.
HISTORY
Natural Bridge was incorporated on September 3, 1914 and reincorporated on July 24, 1997
For residents of Natural Bridge, the sleepy town is more than a rock formation — it’s home.
As numbers go, this town doesn’t add up to much. In the view of the U.S. Census Bureau, Natural Bridge had 28 people during the count taken in 2000. But town officials, conducting their own survey, put the number precisely at 49. By the census figures, Natural Bridge is Alabama’s second smallest municipality, behind Gantt’s Quarry in Talladega County, with an official population of zero. For more information about Natural Bridge please be sure to visit: http://www.geocities.com/naturalbridge35577 (Thank You for your contribution: Webmaster of NaturalBridge35577, please forward your name if you want it published)
Mayor: A.G. Parrish
Clerk: Barbara Tidwell
Town Council: Paul Garrison
Town Council: Gene Lynn
Town Council: Charley Tucker
Town Council: Virgie Dupree
Town Council: Jim Denton :: UPDATE THIS SECTION NOW
Natural Bridge Park has been continuously operated since the 1950's. The current owners are Jim and Barbara Denton. A visit to this scenic area includes Picnic accommodations, Artesian well, and Gift Shop featuring hand crafted items. The Park is open from 8:00am Till Dusk.
Natural Bridge is 60 foot-high, 148-foot-long sandstone and iron ore bridge formation is said to date back 200 million years. It is known as the longest Bridge east of the Rockies.
