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Description: The Crooks Covered Bridge, located in Parke County, Indiana, is a historic wooden bridge exemplifying early American craftsmanship. Built in 1856 by Henry Wolf, this bridge spans 132 feet over Little Raccoon Creek and features the Burr Arch truss design, known for its combination of arches and trusses to provide enhanced strength and stability. Painted in the traditional red hue, the Crooks Covered Bridge is one of the oldest in Parke County, contributing to the area's rich collection of covered bridges. As a cherished historical landmark, it attracts many visitors, especially during the annual Parke County Covered Bridge Festival, where its historical significance and picturesque setting are celebrated.