Lula Covered Bridge
Hall County, near Gainesville. Built 1915, 34 ft over Grove Creek. Also known locally as the Blind Susie Covered Bridge.
1915
Year Built
King Post
County
Hall
1915
Crosses
Grove Creek
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Kingpost
Length (feet)
34ft
The Lula Covered Bridge crosses Grove Creek near Gainesville in Hall County, Georgia. Built in 1915, the 34 foot span uses a king post truss and is one of the smallest covered bridges in the state. It is known locally as the Blind Susie Covered Bridge, a name tied to a woman who once lived nearby. The bridge sits along a quiet rural road in the northern part of the county. It endures as a modest but well loved local landmark.
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