Lancaster County, Warwick Township. Built 1843, rebuilt 1973. 180 ft long. Lancaster County's longest single-span covered bridge, open to traffic.
Kochenderfer Covered Bridge
Kochenderfer Covered Bridge is a 71-foot privately-owned bridge built in 1919 by the Adair Brothers. It is the most recently constructed covered bridge in Perry County and crosses Big Buffalo Creek.
About Kochenderfer Covered Bridge
Kochenderfer Covered Bridge is a 71-foot covered bridge crossing Big Buffalo Creek in Perry County, Pennsylvania. Built in 1919 by the Adair Brothers, it is the most recently constructed of the historic covered bridges in the county.
History of Kochenderfer Covered Bridge
Constructed in 1919 by the Adair Brothers, Kochenderfer Covered Bridge represents the end of the covered bridge building era in Perry County. Despite being the newest bridge, it is in poorer condition as it is privately owned.
Architecture and Design
The bridge features a Queenpost Truss design with a kingpost, somewhat unusual for Perry County where Burr Arch Truss bridges predominate. It measures 71 feet in length and 18 feet in width.
Visiting Kochenderfer Covered Bridge
Kochenderfer Covered Bridge is located alongside Route 332, approximately one mile south of Saville. As the bridge is privately owned, visitors should respect any posted signs.
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Lancaster County, Leacock/Paradisehttps://directify.app/app/2294/projects/10553608/edit Townships. Built 1844. 178 ft long. One of 12 double-span, double-arch covered bridges in USA, pedestrian access only.
Lancaster/Chester County Line. Built 1864. 198 ft long. Lancaster County's longest covered bridge, Civil War era construction, open to traffic.