🌉 Vermont covered bridge
🌉 Baltimore Covered Bridge
Springfield, VT · built 1870
Photo: Just an image guy via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0)Built in 1870 by Granville Leland and Dennis Allen over Great Brook in North Springfield on the road to Baltimore, this small Town lattice bridge was closed in 1967 after its carrying timbers twisted badly. A restoration committee headed by former U.S. Senator Ralph E. Flanders had it restored under Milton S. Graton and moved in 1970 to sit beside the Eureka Schoolhouse, Vermont's oldest one-room schoolhouse. It is now a state-owned historic site, preserved on dry land for pedestrians.
🏘️ Town: Springfield, VT (Windsor County)
🗓️ Year built: 1870
🔨 Builder: Granville Leland and Dennis Allen
🌉 Truss type: Town lattice
📏 Length: 47 ft
🌊 Crosses: dry land (moved to town green area)
🛣️ Road carried:
🏛️ National Register: Not listed
📜 Dating notes: Moved in 1970 from North Springfield to beside the Eureka Schoolhouse in Springfield; now on dry land as a state historic site, pedestrian only.
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Bridge facts compiled from the National Register of Historic Places, the Vermont Covered Bridge Society and town histories. Map pin is approximate.