List of covered bridges in New Hampshire - Wikipedia
WEBThis is a list of New Hampshire covered bridges, old, new, and restored. There are 58 historic wooden covered bridges currently standing and assigned official numbers by the U.S. state of New Hampshire. [1]
Covered Bridges in NH | Visit New Hampshire
WEBFind historic covered bridges, a favorite for photographers, painters, and history buffs; with maps
14 Dreamy Covered Bridges of New Hampshire: Pictures & Map
WEBNov 23, 2023 · This guide reveals where the famous covered bridges in NH are located, a little about their history, and other things to do in the area. We’ve also created a map of covered bridges in New Hampshire, which you can download before you set off on your New England tour.
21 Gorgeous New Hampshire Covered Bridges To Visit (+ Tour ...
WEBMar 24, 2023 · An insider's guide to all the best New Hampshire covered bridges to visit, including a road trip guide to help you plan your trip!
County Farm Covered Bridge, Dover New Hampshire
WEBMar 25, 2024 · The County Farm Bridge spans the Cocheco River near its junction with the Isinglass River, connecting the town-owned County Farm Road on both banks. The road is paved on the east side of the river and for one hundred feet beyond the bridge on the west bank, after which it becomes a dirt road.
Covered Bridges
WEBNew Hampshire is home to 54 covered bridges. These historic structures are a connection to the state’s past. Plan a trip to see one or all of them.
Day Trip Itineraries - Covered Bridges of New Hampshire
WEBThis day trip takes you on a loop through the Monadnock Region to visit eight historic covered bridges in Winchester, Swanzey, Hancock, and Wilton. Start in Winchester at New Hampshire’s southernmost covered bridge, the Ashuelot Bridge.
New Hampshire’s Covered Bridges
WEBBelow are photos and details for New Hampshire’s covered bridges. Plan to visit them all? Use this handy checklist to keep track! State of New Hampshire Numbered Bridges. Ashuelot Bridge, Winchester, No. 1
Covered Bridge on County Farm Road - Dover, New Hampshire
WEBCovered Bridge on County Farm Road. The County Farm covered bridge was built about 1870. The major supporting element was a 112 foot Howe truss, a rigid wood and iron span common in Canada, but found in only 2 other bridges in New Hampshire. The bridge was 20 feet wide and had a flat roof.
Visiting the Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge, NH
WEBThe Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge runs across the Connecticut River, just west of Route 12A, and joins the towns of Cornish, New Hampshire and Windsor, Vermont. This picturesque bridge was constructed in 1866 and is full of New England charm and history.