Covered Bridges - Gateways to the Past
New Hampshire has many special covered bridges, including the longest in the nation. The Cornish-Windsor Bridge spans the Connecticut River between Vermont and New Hampshire. Since New Hampshire's boundary includes the Connecticut River, this 290-foot bridge is in the State. In addition to being the longest in the USA, it is the eighth longest covered bridge in the world. New Hampshire has set up a wonderful Web site complete with photos, facts, and historical information about our covered bridges. I have included a link to it (New Hampshire Covered Bridges) following the links that describe the photos in this article. I hope you enjoy it. I leave you with this lovely poem: I AM THE COVERED BRIDGE At dawn or noon hour, or in the sunset's glow, Don A. Williams, March 1959 Photos:
Top - Sawyer's Crossing Middle - Blair Bridge Bottom - Saco River Bridge New Hampshire Covered Bridges National Society to Preserve Covered Bridges Covered Bridges in New Hampshire Photos: Licensed to Christina Coruth by http://www.damselscreensavers.com
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