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Substantial 1874 covered bridge spanning 150 feet across Neshaminy Creek in Tyler State Park, Bucks County. One of the longest covered bridges in the county featuring Town Lattice truss construction.

"Historic Landmarks" "Photography Locations"] "Tyler State Park" ["Covered Bridges"
"Bucks County" "longest bridge"] "Neshaminy Creek"
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Beautiful 1842 covered bridge spanning 81 feet across Tohickon Creek in Plumstead Township, Bucks County. One of the oldest covered bridges in the county with excellent preservation.

"Historic Landmarks" "Oldest Bridges" "Photography Locations"] ["Covered Bridges"
"Bucks County" "Burr Arch" "oldest bridge"]
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Historic 1832 covered bridge spanning 56 feet across Lodi Creek in Tinicum Township, Bucks County. The longest single-span covered bridge in Bucks County and one of Pennsylvania's oldest.

"Delaware River Valley" "Historic Landmarks" "Photography Locations"] ["Covered Bridges"
"Bucks County" "Burr Arch" "Delaware River"

Historic 1873 covered bridge spanning 110 feet across Neshaminy Creek in Plumstead Township, Bucks County. Features distinctive Burr Arch construction and excellent preservation.

"Historic Landmarks" "Photography Locations"] "Rural Heritage" ["Covered Bridges"
"Bucks County" "Burr Arch" "Neshaminy Creek"

Substantial 1873 covered bridge spanning 130 feet across Neshaminy Creek in Plumstead Township, Bucks County. Named for the historic mill it once served with distinctive Burr Arch construction.

"Historic Landmarks" "Mill Heritage" "Photography Locations"] ["Covered Bridges"
"Bucks County" "Burr Arch" "mill bridge"]

Historic 1875 covered bridge spanning 86 feet across Pidcock Creek in New Britain Township, Bucks County. Features distinctive red siding and excellent preservation in scenic rural setting.

"Historic Landmarks" "Photography Locations"] "Rural Heritage" ["Covered Bridges"
"Bucks County" "Burr Arch" "New Britain Township"]

Impressive 1872 covered bridge spanning 130 feet across Tinicum Creek in Tinicum Township, Bucks County. One of the longer covered bridges in the Delaware River valley region.

"Historic Landmarks" "Photography Locations"] "Rural Heritage" ["Covered Bridges"
"Bucks County" "Burr Arch" "Delaware River Valley"]

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