Maine

Hemlock Bridge

Hemlock Bridge in Maine Oldest surviving example of paddle truss bridge

By Yankee Magazine|Oct 18 2007| Print icon

A wooden covered bridge extends over a calm river, surrounded by trees and foliage. The bridge rests on stone supports and has a peaked roof.

Photo Credit: Jeff Folger

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