Tam Toa and the ferry
Two war relics inside a center walk: a ruined bell tower, and the memorial of a ferry.
Tam Toa is the bell tower left in the central park. The ward page says the church was built in 1886 and reduced, in the American war years it dates 1964–1972, to the tower. It is not a service and not a museum. The same page hedges a 1912 baptism of Hàn Mặc Tử. That line is not settled here.
Mother Suốt is the national historic landing where Nguyễn Thị Suốt rowed crossings under bombing and was killed on one of them. She was named Hero of Labor on 1 January 1967. The statue is the pin. It is not a boat you board.
The ruined tower
See the tower in daylight so the broken masonry reads.
The memorial landing
The ministry places the site at thôn Trung Bính, Bảo Ninh. A visitor note puts the statue about 1 km from the older Nhật Lệ bridge, on Quách Xuân Kỳ. The ward page puts it beside the river and the market on Mẹ Suốt.
