🌉 Stoughton Covered Bridge
Weathersfield, VT · also known as Titcomb Covered Bridge · built 1880
Built about 1880 and originally called the Stoughton bridge for neighboring landowners on the Black River, this bridge would have ended up under Stoughton Pond when the flood-control project was built in 1959. Local historian Andrew Titcomb had it moved instead to a brook in his own pasture across from Weathersfield Elementary School, where it still stands as a private footbridge, and it is now generally known by his name. Bridge references list it as not National Register eligible after the move.
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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.