Covered Bridges of New England

I love New England! One of the many regional attractions are its covered bridges. They scream out NEW ENGLAND!  Every New England state has them. Most go back to the 1900’s and were used daily by the local population. Today, they are still used, and are major attractions to both photographers and artists looking to capture a true piece of New England architecture and landscape.

Tannery Hill Bridge – New Hampshire

White Mountain Nat’l Forest Covered Bridge – New Hampshire

Pemigewasset River Bridge (1886) – New Hampshire

 

Blair Covered Bridge  (White Mountains) – New Hampshire

 

Middle Bridge – Woodstock Vt.

Martin Bridge – Vermont

Jeffersonville Covered Bridge – Vermont

Gorham Bridge – Vermont

Cooley Bridge – Vermont

Bridgewater Covered Bridge – Vermont

Quechee Covered Bridge – Vermont

Taftsville Covered Bridge – Vermont

Lincoln Gap aka Warren Bridge – Vermont

Chamberlin Mill Covered Bridge, Lyndon, Vermont