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Why Did We Stop Building Covered Bridges?
When you drive a car over a covered bridge, it's easy to feel like you should be in a horse-drawn carriage instead. They call to mind quaint New England towns, vibrant fall leaves, and a simpler era.
HARDENBURGH, N.Y. — Marks Buerge grew up walking alongside the trusses of the Millbrook Bridge, built across a stream in the town by his grandfather in 1902. The 66-foot-long bridge, formerly known as ...
ASHTABULA, Ohio — There’s no better way to experience the quiet charm of Northeast Ohio than by tracing the backroads that lead to its covered bridges — a mix of century-old wooden spans and carefully ...
Take a scenic fall drive through Maine and discover historic covered bridges surrounded by brilliant foliage, quiet roads, ...
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