Warren bridge is the first of three bridges in the Mad Valley River. The last surviving bridge in the town of Warren, it sits just upstream from an historical wooden…
The fifth and final bridge in the town of Northfield. This is a little more rural and off the beaten track but is worth a visit to see Vermont’s joint…
Another Northfield bridge, The Slaughterhouse bridge has the most infamous name amongst all of Vermont’s 100 covered bridges and its beauty and charm today hides the gruesome past associated with…
It’s #68 on Phill’s tour of all 100 covered bridges in Vermont. This is the second of the three bridges on Cox Brook Road in the Town of Northfield. The…
The Holmes Creek bridge is the most westerly of all of the covered bridges in Vermont, sat on the eastern shore of Lake Champlain and one of only 3 bridges…
The former Cambridge Village bridge used to sit over the Lamoille River until 1960 when a new bridge to bypass it was built. – the bridge was spared when it…
Here, Phill arrives at the first of five bridges in Chittenden County and finally sees a true Burr Arch truss on this small bridge crossing over Lewis Creek.
The Old Hollow bridge sat over Lewis Creek in North Ferrisburgh for just over 100 years – until it was moved to it’s current site at Spade Farm, in 1958.…
The Halpin Bridge is the highest elevated bridge in Vermont, measuring from the river up to the bridge. In this episode, Phill explores inside the bridge and makes his way…
