A small footbridge in the Monroeville Mall is at the center of a nationwide effort by zombie fans to preserve a piece of cinema history.

The mall where the original “Dawn Of The Dead” was filmed still stands in Monroeville, Pennsylvania, and is a popular tourist attraction for horror fans. But it’s undergone several changes in the last few years, shedding many of its iconic aspects with the passage of time.

One of the last remaining “Dawn Of The Dead” landmarks in the Monroeville Mall is a wooden bridge that runs over a small pond. Fans of the film will instantly recognize and remember the bridge, as it was prominently featured in George Romero’s classic zombie flick.

Unfortunately, a demolition company has been tasked with both removing the bridge from the mall and destroying it, leading proactive fans Kate Davis and Lawrence DeVincentz to start a petition urging them to preserve it as a piece of film history.

If you support the cause and don’t want to see the bridge demolished, head over to the Save The Dawn Of The Dead Bridge Petition (HERE) to add your signature.