Bowsher Ford Covered Bridge IN
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Description: The Bowsher Ford Covered Bridge is a historic wooden bridge located in Parke County, Indiana, known for its rich collection of covered bridges. Constructed in 1915 by builder J.A. Britton, this bridge spans 92 feet across Big Raccoon Creek. It features the Burr Arch design, which combines an arch with a truss system, providing both aesthetic appeal and structural integrity. Painted in the traditional red color, the Bowsher Ford Covered Bridge is part of the scenic landscape that characterizes Parke County. As one of the many covered bridges in the area, it draws tourists and history enthusiasts, particularly during the annual Parke County Covered Bridge Festival, where visitors can appreciate the craftsmanship and historical significance of these iconic structures.