You haven’t really experienced autumn in Pennsylvania until you’ve seen it framed through the entrance of a covered bridge. Winter brings its own special charm. Snow accumulates on the roof, creating ...

The Netcher Road Covered Bridge stands as a testament to Ohio’s rich history of wooden bridge construction, sporting that classic barn-red exterior that practically begs to be photographed.

Art Deco details elevate this 1929 steel giant beyond mere transportation into architectural art. Known locally as the Second ...

The West Shore Historical Society has announced the start of the rehabilitation project for the Sheepford Road bridge, aiming ...

The West Liberty Covered Bridge in Geneva, Ohio, is a mere 18 feet long. Its roof truss has a width of 43.3 feet. Constructed ...

Travel Oregon’s rivers, gorges, and coastlines via bridges celebrated for their beauty, history, and architectural flair.

This bridge is no ordinary crossing. Built in 1944, it is the last timber truss superstructure owned by the state of ...

The possible demolition of two rusty bridges in a rural part of New England may not concern you much. But there’s a ...

No two are quite alike. From king and queen trusses to parallelogram-shaped spans built on bends, like some on the First Branch, Gatenby has come to appreciate their variety and character.

The Shelby Street Bridge — now named the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge — is downtown Nashville's only surviving steel truss highway bridge.