A symbol of days gone by - covered bridges!

Brown Bridge (1880), crossing Cold River, East off Rt 7, N. Shrewsbury Rd, Shrewsbury Coburn Covered Bridge (1840s) , crossing Winooski River; Coburn Rd., east of Rt. 14, E. Montpelier Comstock Bridge (1883), crossing Trout River, Rt118, Montgomery Village Cooley Bridge (1849), crossing Furnace Brook; Proctor Rd., Old Pittsford Depot Bridge (1840), crossing Otter Creek; West off Rt.7, Florence Rd., N. Pittsford Fisher Covered RR Bridge (1908), crossing Lamoille River, VT15, Wolcott Frank Lewis Bridge (1981), crossing Gulf Stream, private off VT12, Woodstock Great Eddy Bridge(1833), crossing Mad River; Bridge St., Waitsfield Gorham Bridge (1841) [or Goodnough Bridge], crossing Furnace Brook, Old Pittsford/Proctor Rd., Pittsford Hammond Bridge (1843), crossing Otter Creek; West of Rt. 7, Florence Rd., N. Pittsford Lake Shore Bridge (1870 or 1898), crossing Holmes Creek, Lake Road, Charlotte Lincoln Bridge (1865), crossing Ottauquechee River; next to Rt 4, Woodstock (south of town) Northfield Falls Bridge (1872), crossing Cox Brook; Cox Brook Rd., Northfield Falls Middle Bridge (1969), crossing Ottauquechee River; off Rt 4 Woodstock (downtown) Pine Brook Bridge (c 1855), crossing Pine Brook; Town Rd. 3, Waitsfield Pulp Mill Bridge (1824), crossing Otter Creek; Weybridge Road, Middlebury Sanderson Bridge (1838) [or Lower Bridge],crossing Otter Creek; off Rt. 7, Pearl Street, Brandon Scott Covered Bridge (1870), crossing West River, Rt30, Townshend Shoreham Covered RR Bridge (1897), crossing Lemon Fair River, Rt22A, Shoreham Silk Bridge (c 1840), crossing Walloomsac River; Northside Drive, Bennington Slaughterhouse Bridge (1899), crossing Dog River, Slaughterhouse Rd, Northfield Smith Bridge (1890), crossing Mill Brook, private off S.Pomfret-Woodstock Rd, South Pomfret Taftsville Bridge (1836), crossing Ottauquechee River; off Rt 4, Quechee Lakes Development, Quechee Twin Bridge (1850), crossing East Creek; off Rt 7, Chittenden Rd., Rutland Quechee Bridge (1970), crossing Ottauquechee River; N off Rt 4, Quechee Lakes Development, Quechee Warren Bridge (1880), crossing Mad River, Town Highway 4, Warren