Sarvis Fork Covered Bridge
Jackson County. Built 1889 and rebuilt 2000, 101 ft over the Left Fork of Sandy Creek. Also known as Sandy Creek or New Era Covered Bridge.
Long Truss
National Register
The Sarvis Fork Covered Bridge is located near Sandyville in Jackson County, West Virginia, and is also known as the Sandy Creek or New Era Covered Bridge. Built in 1889 by J. Quincy Grim and R. B. Cunningham, it uses a Long truss and spans about 101 feet over the Left Fork of Sandy Creek. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1981 and rebuilt in 2000. It is one of the longer historic covered bridges in the state.
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