Willard Twin Covered Bridges 1 VT
Motorcyclist Map
Places Filter: Covered Bridges
View In Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/wJzSh7dPFQMMep5j6
Description: Willard Covered Bridges refers to two historic covered bridges located in Willard, Vermont, USA. These covered bridges are picturesque structures that are part of the state's rich covered bridge heritage. Willard Covered Bridge (South Willard Covered Bridge): The South Willard Covered Bridge, also known simply as the Willard Covered Bridge, is located in Willard, Vermont. It spans across the White River and is a single-lane, wooden covered bridge. The bridge was built in 1870 and is around 89 feet long. Willard Covered Bridge (North Willard Covered Bridge): The North Willard Covered Bridge is another historic covered bridge located nearby in the town of Willard, Vermont. This bridge also spans across the White River and is approximately 63 feet long. It was built in 1909. Both of these covered bridges are excellent examples of the traditional covered bridge construction style that was common in 19th and early 20th-century Vermont. Covered bridges were built with roofs and siding to protect the wooden trusses and road surface from the elements, which helped prolong their lifespan.