"The bridge was built in 1841, and is one of Vermont's oldest surviving covered bridges. It was built by Abraham Owen and Nicholas M. Powers, the latter then an apprentice to Owen. Powers, A Vermont native, was one of the best-known 19th-century bridgewrights, credited with a large number of covered bridges. At the time of this bridge's listing on the National Register in 1974, it was one of three surviving Vermont bridges known to have been built by Powers." From Wikipedia
There was a 365er back when I first joined who was taking pictures of all the Vermont covered bridges. I don't know if she ended up getting all of them but she was pretty close when she left 365. Pretty shot!
Not sure I have seen this bridge. I have been up and dow Rt 7 many times though so maybe I have a long time ago when me and my husband roamed the roads.
