Hemlock Covered Bridge |
Saturday, December 18, 2010 |
This bridge spanning the Saco River in Fryeburg, Maine (USA), was built in 1857 by one J. Perry. It was built with a Paddleford truss, but later had arches added for better support. About 25 years ago the bridge deck was further reinforced with steel beams. It’s in a beautiful, quiet spot, exactly as you’d imagine a covered bridge.
For help finding this bridge, or any of the others in the U.S. check out CoveredBridgeMap.com .
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