American Covered Bridges American Covered Bridges

Massachusetts

Historic covered bridges of Massachusetts, home to thirteen surviving truss bridges — down from nearly 270 built since Timothy Palmer's 1810 Amesbury span — clustered in the Franklin County hill towns and preserved at living-history sites like Old Sturbridge Village and Stanley Park.

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Chester/Charles H. Waterous Bridge
Massachusetts

Chester/Charles H. Waterous Bridge

Groton Street, East Pepperell, Massachusetts
Ware-Hardwick Covered Bridge
Massachusetts

Ware-Hardwick Covered Bridge

Bridge Street, Gilbertville, Massachusetts
Arthur A. Smith Covered Bridge
Massachusetts

Arthur A. Smith Covered Bridge

Lyonsville Road, Colrain, Massachusetts
Sawyer Pond Bridge
Massachusetts

Sawyer Pond Bridge

Magnolia, Gloucester, Massachusetts
Old Covered Bridge (Upper Sheffield Covered Bridge)
Massachusetts

Old Covered Bridge (Upper Sheffield Covered Bridge)

Covered Bridge Lane, Sheffield, Massachusetts
Green River Pumping Station Bridge (Eunice Williams Covered Bridge)
Massachusetts

Green River Pumping Station Bridge (Eunice Williams Covered Bridge)

Eunice Williams Drive, Greenfield, Massachusetts
Grays Sugarhouse Bridge
Massachusetts

Grays Sugarhouse Bridge

Watson Spruce Corner Road, Ashfield, Massachusetts
Goodrich Bridge
Massachusetts

Goodrich Bridge

400 Western Avenue, Westfield, Massachusetts
Quinebaug River Bridge
Massachusetts

Quinebaug River Bridge

1 Old Sturbridge Village Road, Sturbridge, Massachusetts
Vermont Covered Bridge (Taft Bridge)
Massachusetts

Vermont Covered Bridge (Taft Bridge)

1 Old Sturbridge Village Road, Sturbridge, Massachusetts
Creamery Bridge
Massachusetts

Creamery Bridge

Creamery Road, Ashfield, Massachusetts
Burkeville Covered Bridge
Massachusetts

Burkeville Covered Bridge

Main Poland Road, Conway, Massachusetts