Built c. 1850 (sign says 1824), Town lattice design, 85.5 ft long.
Williamsville Covered Bridge
Built 1870, 120-foot Town lattice truss
Visit: In Williamsville village between Main St. and Covered Bridge Road. Unique Feature: Different portal openings at each end - only bridge in Vermont with this quirk! Built: 1870 by Eugene F. Wheeler, 120-foot Town lattice. Parking: Available on far side of bridge. Village Charm: Williamsville is tiny but picturesque. Photo Tip: The asymmetrical portals make for interesting comparative shots. Ghost Legend: Locals speak of a lady in white seen on foggy nights. Nearby: Williamsville General Store (basic supplies). Covered Bridge Trivia: Engineers still debate why Wheeler made portals different. Best Time: Morning light highlights the unique architecture.
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