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Exploring the Trout River Waterfront Print E-mail
Tuesday, 11 September 2007

The Trout River is a tributary of the St. Johns River that forms the north border of the pre-consolidated city limits.  It's also the backbone of a district lined with local river oriented businesses.

A trip along Trout River Drive reveals some interesting things.

 

 

Ferrell's Seafood on North Main Street, just south of the river.

 

 

 

House boats in a marina near Jackie's Seafood restaurant, a local landmark.

 

 

The new (background) and old (foreground) Trout River Bridges.

 

 

The old Trout River Bridge, which is now a public pier. 

 

 

Fishing on the old Trout River Bridge pier.

 

 

CSX "S" Line railroad bridge

 

 

Bill Dye Marina on Trout River Drive.

 

 

The Commercial Diving Academy

 

Diving Academy students at work.

 

A view of the Dames Point Bridge in the distance. 

History sinking away.

 

 

Gate Concrete's manufacturing plant on the northside of the Trout River.

 
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>> 3 Comments
Johnny
September 11, 2007, 2:55 pm
Re: Exploring the Trout River Waterfront

No mention of the sunken boats that have been there for years? Is that supposed to be some kind of really ugly artificial reef?  Lips sealed
big ben
September 12, 2007, 12:16 am
Re: Exploring the Trout River Waterfront

No mention of the sunken boats that have been there for years? Is that supposed to be some kind of really ugly artificial reef?  Lips sealed

don't be silly.  it's a really ugly island.

jackie's is a good place to eat. 
gmpalmer
May 7, 2008, 6:40 pm
Re: Exploring the Trout River Waterfront

Jackie's is a good place to eat if you can't find Singleton's or don't know how to drive 1 minute south to Joseph's.  Or five minutes west to Jerome Brown.  Or four minutes south to McDonalds. 
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