Victorian Village Covered Bridge on Flickr.
Rockingham, Vermont, USA
This bridge was built from the parts of the Depot Covered Bridge when that which was dismantled in 1959. You can see the markings used to label the parts. Eight years later this shorter bridge was built next to Orton’s Vermont Country Store.
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Spade Farm Covered Bridge on Flickr.
Ferrisburg, Vermont, USA
This bridge was originally called the Old Hollow bridge. It was replaced with a concrete bridge and was going to be destroyed, but was saved by Sam Spade and moved to his farm. It’s apparently now owned by the Vermont Flannel Company, who use it for storage. The interior has a nice collection of original advertising as well.
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Hutchins Covered Bridge [infrared] on Flickr.
Montgomery, Vermont, USA
The Hutchins bridge was built by Sheldon and Savannah Jewitt in 1883. In 2009 the bridge had a much needed renovation by Alpine Construction.
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Memorial ribbons outside the Marble Collegiate Church in NYC. Pfc Raver was killed in 2010. Sgt Rath in 2009.
Upper Cox Brook Covered Bridge on Flickr.
Northfield, Vermont, USA
This is one of three covered bridges in about a 1 mile stretch of Cox Brook road. It’s known as the Third, Upper or Upper Cox Brook bridge. All three bridges were built around 1872.
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Gates Farm Covered Bridge on Flickr.
Cambridge, Vermont, USA
Until 1950 this bridge was in a different location and was called the Little Bridge. It was moved here when the Seymour River was diverted and crossed the Gates family farm.
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Cresson Bridge 1859 on Flickr.
Swansey, New Hampshire, USA
The original cost for the Cresson bridge in 1859 was $1735.94 .
I shot this in June of 1998 with on Fuji Velvia with my Pentax 645. I slipped on the bank and ended up to my chest in the Ashuelot River. I did manage to save the camera though.
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I found this old photo of mine floating around on Tumblr. I’m always thrilled to see anything of mine get shared.
(Source: conclamatio-mortis, via scream-for-your-fears)
Hall Covered Bridge on Flickr.
Rockingham, Vermont, USA
This version of the Hall covered bridge was built in 1982, to replace one built in 1867 and destroyed in 1980. It was built by the famous covered bridge builder Milton Graton.
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