Covered Bridges in NH

Blacksmith Shop covered bridge is located just off of Town House Rd in Cornish, NH. Blacksmith Shop bridge crosses over Mill Brook and is closed to vehicles. Built in 1881, the bridge was only used by a single family accessing their property. The bridge was named Blacksmith Shop Bridge because it was located near a blacksmith shop. Blacksmith Shop covered Read more...

Bement covered bridge is located on Center Rd in Bradford, New Hampshire, Just off of Rt. 103 and crosses the Warner River. Bement bridge was built in 1854. The Bement covered bridge is listed in the World Guide to Covered Bridges (WGCB), number 29-07-03 and is New Hampshire covered bridge #14. Photo Credit: Ron Robert Read more...

Bath covered bridge is located on West Bath Rd (off Rt. 302) in Bath, New Hampshire. The bridge extends over the Ammonoosuc River. The original Bath covered bridge was built in 1794 but was destroyed by a flood. The bridge was rebuilt and destroyed 2 more times, also by floods. The 4th time the bridge was rebuilt, it was destroyed Read more...

Bartlett covered bridge is located alongside Rt. 302 over the Saco River in Bartlett NH. The bridge was replaced by a more modern bridge and placed next to the covered bridge. Bartlett covered bridge was constructed in 1851 but is no longer in use for vehicle traffic. The bridge is privately owned and currently home to the Covered Bridge Gift Read more...

Ashuelot Covered Bridge is located on Recycle way in Winchester, New Hampshire. The covered bridge was completed in 1864. Ashuelot covered bridge is listed in the World Guide of Covered Bridges (WGCB), number 29-03-02 and is covered bridge #1 in New Hampshire. The Ashuelot covered bridge is claimed to be “one of New Hampshire’s most elaborate covered bridges.” Photo Credit: Read more...

Albany Covered Bridge is located on Passaconaway Rd in Albany, NH and extends over the Swift River. Albany covered bridge is near the Covered Bridge Campground along the Kancamagus Highway (Rt. 112). The Albany Covered Bridge was constructed in 1858 only to be destroyed in a storm a year later. The bridge was rebuilt soon after. The Albany Covered Bridge Read more...