Jordan Covered Bridge
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located in Felton, CA
Hyper realistic model
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Alabama is home to several covered bridges, including the Swann Covered Bridge in Cleveland. Measuring 324 feet, it's Alabama's longest covered bridge.
Sachs Covered Bridge, built in 1852 (also known as Sauck's), spans Marsh Creek and is found near Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Both Union and Confederate troups used the bridge in 1863 during the American Civil War. The bridge was damaged by floods in 1996 but was restored by Adams County. Photo taken 8/27/10 at Sachs Covered Bridge in Gettysburg Pennsylvania
A nostalgic Vermont Covered Bridge in the winter is the theme of this vintage piece This classic old reproduction, painted on burlap-looking fabric, is in excellent, used condition. The Art measures 3...from
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, has more covered bridges than any other county in the United States. This is a generic model, not intended to be any particular bridge.
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The lone covered bridge in Whitingham, Vermont, is on Ed and Diane Takorian's hillside property. With gable ends, Douglas fir decking, wrought-iron
Built 1898 Blogged: jimgrey.wordpress.com/2010/09/06/17-bridges-in-putnam-cou...
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Babbs Bridge spans the Presumpscot River in Maine.
Langley Covered Bridge near Centreville, Michigan.
Taken in Ada, Michigan 0565
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Located south of Thomaston Georgia, just north of the US Hwy 19/80 intersection.
I didn't know there were any in the Dallas area. That little sign is warning about water moccasins though...
The South Perkasie Covered Bridge is now landlocked. It was moved from its original position in Lenape Park in 1958. It was built in 1832.
