Built c. 1850 (sign says 1824), Town lattice design, 85.5 ft long.
Lord's Creek Covered Bridge
Crosses Lord's Creek
Visit: Picturesque bridge over Lord's Creek in rural Vermont setting. Scenic Value: Quintessential Vermont - bridge, creek, farms, mountains. Architecture: Traditional design perfectly maintained. Parking: Roadside pull-offs available. Photography: Creek reflections make stunning shots. Wildlife: Great blue herons often fish below bridge. Seasonal Beauty: Spring wildflowers, fall foliage both spectacular. Local Tip: Farming family nearby sells maple syrup in March. Historical Note: Lord family were area's first settlers. Nearby Attractions: Working dairy farms offer tours. Perfect For: Peaceful contemplation away from tourist crowds.
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