Discover America's Historic Covered Bridges
Journey through time and explore a comprehensive directory of the nation's most picturesque and historically significant covered bridges.
Journey through time and explore a comprehensive directory of the nation's most picturesque and historically significant covered bridges.
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Parke County, Adams Township, at Billie Creek Village near Rockville. Built 1895, 78 ft. long. Built on-site and never relocated, unlike its village neighbors.
Parke County, Adams Township, at Billie Creek Village near Rockville. Built 1906, moved 1979, 55 ft. long. Survived two arson attempts before its relocation.
Parke County, Sugar Creek Township, in Turkey Run State Park. Built 1882, 137 ft. long. Joseph A. Britton's first covered bridge, beside the historic Lusk Mill site.
Parke County, Penn Township, along Turkey Run State Park. Built 1913, 176 ft. long. Reuses arch timbers salvaged from an older bridge destroyed in the same 1913 flood.
Parke County, Sugar Creek Township, near Turkey Run State Park. Built 1906, 120 ft. long. Named for a mill built by George Wilkins in 1855.
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