COVERED BRIDGES, Day 3
Hyde Bridge, 1904
Gifford Bridge, 1904
Braley / Blaisdell Bridge, 1904
Guy / Moxley Bridge, 1883
Flint Bridge, 1845
Larkin Bridge, 1902
Mill Bridge, 2000
Cilley, 1883
Howe Bridge, 1879
Teago Bridge, 1870
Lincoln Bridge, 1877
Middle / Union Street Bridge, 1969
Taftsville Bridge, 1836
Quechee, 1970
Other pictures from day 3...
COVERED BRIDGES, Day 4
Kingsley Bridge, 1836
Brown Bridge, 1880
Twin Bridge, 1850
This bridge was removed and a new paved bridge was installed. The covered bridge sits on the side of the road in the vicinity of the new bridge...
Gorham / Goodnough Bridge, 1842
Cooley Bridge, 1849
Depot Bridge, 1849
Hammond Bridge, 1842
During a flood in 1927 the bridge floated away from here and ended up a mile away. In the winter of 1927-1928 the town moved it back to its former location where it sits today.
Sanderson Bridge, 1838
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, 1897
One of two railroad bridges left in Vermont. It was last used for rail traffic in 1951.
Pulp Mill Bridge, 1820
Only bridge we have seen with two lanes... VERY narrow lanes!
Halpin Bridge, 1824
The tallest bridge in Vermont, sits at 65' from the water below.
Other pictures from Day 4...
COVERED BRIDGES, Day 5
Green River Bridge, 1870
Williamsville Bridge, 1870
Scott Bridge, 1870
West Dummerston Bridge, 1872
Other pictures from Day 5...
We came to Vermont primarily to watch the foliage turn... this has not happened yet... so... we are extending our stay to wait for the foliage... So there will be more posts from here!!!
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