As many as 300 covered bridges once dotted the landscape throughout New York State.

Covered bridges have long been a staple throughout the Northeast. According to the New York State Covered Bridge Society, the state was once home to over 300 covered bridges.

The bridge has six buttresses on each side and is one of five covered bridges in New York State that has a timber approach. The bridge was retired from vehicle use in 1963. It is not yet on the ...

Cooperstown is home to more than just the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. It's also home to Hyde Hall Covered Bridge, the oldest documented covered bridge in New York and the US.Built ...

Perrine’s Bridge, located over the Wallkill River on the town line between Rosendale and Esopus, was built in 1844, making it the second-oldest covered bridge in New York. It stands at 154 feet ...

This is the third covered bridge to be built in this part of New Hampshire. It was originally built in 1866 and had major renovations and restoration in 1988. 25.

Growing up in North Carolina, I never saw any covered bridges myself, so they became iconic to me as symbols of the Northeast. New York, the home of Washington Irving’s titular tale, is the best ...

Perrine’s Bridge, located over the Wallkill River on the town line between Rosendale and Esopus, was built in 1844, making it the second-oldest covered bridge in New York. It stands at 154 feet ...