George Rogers Clark Memorial. You can't miss the George Rogers Clark Memorial when you drive towards the Wabash River. The memorial is 80 feet high and 90 feet across at the base.

The George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge, also called the Second Street Bridge, closed to vehicles for more than 24 hours following a crash and rescue.

Three of the Louisville Fire Department firefighters who helped rescue a woman trapped in a tractor trailer hanging from the George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge on March 1 were featured in the ...

New vehicle weight limits are now in effect on the George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge Tuesday after inspectors found the bridge to be in poor condition, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — New signs on the George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge show reduced weight limits for trucks driving over the Ohio River. "This is a precautionary measure and it's safe for all ...

George Rogers Clark. Clark was born in Albemarie County, Virginia in 1752. He was a surveyor who became the highest-ranking military officer on the northwestern front during the Revolutionary War.