The Covered Bridge stands out in modern times as distinct architecture which harkens back to an older period of highway travel. Most cover bridges in North American were constructed during the 19th Century and largely featured entirely timber designs. Over 14,000 Covered Bridges have been constructed in the United States alone, only a fraction which survive today. This page explores the Covered Bridge structures featured in the Gribblenation blog series. If you are intrigued by the era before the modernization of highways a Covered Bridge is always a great place to start. Depicted as the page cover is the Barronvale Covered Bridge which can be found at Laurel Hill Creek of Middlecreek Township, Pennsylvania.
Covered Bridges in the United States
California
The last two covered bridges in the State Highway System (California State Route 96)
O’Byrne’s Ferry Covered Bridge
Connecticut
Georgia
Indiana
Nebraska
Great Platte River Road Archway
New Hampshire
Mechanic Street Covered Bridge
Pittsburg-Clarksville Covered Bridge (Bacon Bridge)
New York
North Carolina
Maine
Porter-Parsonfield Covered Bridge
Maryland
Foxcatcher Farms Covered Bridge
Massachusetts
Arthur A. Smith Covered Bridge
Old Pepperell (Chester Waterous) Covered Bridge
Upper Sheffield Covered Bridge
Michigan
Ohio
Mohican State Park Covered Bridge
West Liberty Street Covered Bridge - Geneva, Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Baumgardner Mill Covered Bridge
Slippery Rock Creek Covered Bridge
Vermont
East Shoreham Covered Railroad Bridge
Downers Covered Bridge (Upper Falls Covered Bridge)
Poland Covered Bridge (Cambridge Junction Covered Bridge)
Mill and Cilley Covered Bridges
West Dummerston Covered Bridge
Arlington Green Covered Bridge
Virginia
Patrick County Covered Bridges
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Covered Bridges in Canada
New Brunswick
Quebec
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