Slate Covered Bridge, New Hampshire
When Built: 2001 (Original 1862)
Builders: Unknown
Description: The present bridge replaced an 1862 bridge which was destroyed in a fire in 1993.
This is part of a series on new Hampshire’s Covered Bridges. You can find an index here.
Slate Covered Bridge, New Hampshire
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Ashuelot Covered Bridge, New Hampshire
When Built: 1864
Builders: Nichols Montgomery Powers
Description: One of the finest covered bridges, it was built by one of the best builders, Nichols Montgomery Powers.
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Blacksmith Shop Covered Bridge, New Hampshire
When Built: 1881
Builders: James Tasker
Description: The bridge is unpainted and the weathered texture looks excellent, especially in the snow.
This is part of a series on new Hampshire’s Covered Bridges. You can find an index here.
Blacksmith Shop Covered Bridge, New Hampshire
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Sulphite Railroad Covered Bridge, New Hampshire
When Built: 1896
Builders: Boston and Maine Railroad
Description: This has often been called the “upside down” bridge because the rail tracks were on top of what would be considered the roof of the bridge. The bridge was destroyed in a fire in 1980.
This is part of a series on new Hampshire’s Covered Bridges. You can find an index here.
Sulphite Railroad Covered Bridge, New Hampshire
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Corbin Covered Bridge, New Hampshire
When Built: 1994
Builders: Arnold Graton and Associates
Description: The original covered bridge was built in 1845 by an unknown builder and it was destroyed by arson in 1993. An authentic rebuild was completed in 1994 by Arnold Graton and Associates.
This is part of a series on new Hampshire’s Covered Bridges. You can find an index here.
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Wright Railroad Covered Bridge, New Hampshire
When Built: 1895
Builders: Boston and Maine Railroad
Description: The weight of the trains needed a substantial structure and this bridge has a massive burr arch sandwiched between two heavy Town trusses.
This is part of a series on new Hampshire’s Covered Bridges. You can find an index here.
Wright Railroad Covered Bridge, New Hampshire
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Cileyville Covered Bridge, New Hampshire
When Built: 1887
Builders: Print Atwood, Al Emerson and Charles Wilson
Description: Originally called the Bog Covered Bridge, it was rebuilt in 2003. The large U.S flag on the side sets it off beautifully.
Cileyville Covered Bridge, New Hampshire
This is part of a series on New Hampshire Covered Bridges. You can find an index here.
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Windsor-Cornish Covered Bridge, Vermont and New Hampshire
When Built: 1866
Builders: James Tasker and Bela J. Fletcher
Description: This is one of the finest covered bridges in North America with a toe in Vermont and the bulk in New Hampshire. It is the longest two span bridge in the world.
Windsor-Cornish Covered Bridge, Vermont and New Hampshire
This is part of a series on New Hampshire’s Covered Bridges. You can find an index here.
This is part of a series on Vermont’s Covered Bridges. You can find an index here.
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