Tappan Covered Bridge
Ulster County. Built 1906, 43 ft over Dry Brook. Kingpost span also known as the Kittle Bridge.
1906
Year Built
King Post
County
Ulster
1906
Crosses
Dry Brook
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Kingpost
Length (feet)
43ft
The Tappan Covered Bridge, also known as the Kittle Bridge, spans Dry Brook in the town of Hardenburgh. Built in 1906, the single span uses a king post truss and is supported by side buttresses typical of the Dry Brook covered bridges. It remains a small crossing in the Catskills. It is not listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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