Built c. 1850 (sign says 1824), Town lattice design, 85.5 ft long.
Hyde - Kingsbury Covered Bridge
Vermont's "newest" old bridge - built 1904
Visit: One of last historic covered bridges built in Vermont. Historical Context: 1904 = automobiles beginning to appear! Location: South Randolph, carrying Kingsbury Road over Second Branch White River. Architecture: 46-foot multiple kingpost truss. Why Last?: Steel bridges becoming preferred by 1900s. Parking: Good spots on Route 14 side. Photo Interest: "Modern" details like metal bolts visible. Engineering Evolution: Shows transition to 20th century methods. Still Strong: Newest old bridge handles modern traffic well. Nearby History: Area was industrial center in 1904. Local Pride: Community fought to build covered not steel. Fun Fact: Built same year as first NYC subway! Visit Value: See the end of covered bridge era.
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Built 1850, Town lattice truss, 66.25 ft long