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Why Did We Stop Building Covered Bridges?
When you drive a car over a covered bridge, it's easy to feel like you should be in a horse-drawn carriage instead. They call to mind quaint New England towns, vibrant fall leaves, and a simpler era.
Town planners were not swayed by arguments from Brookfield developer Anthony Lucera that building a covered bridge to the entrance of his bankrupt 210-unit apartment complex was “never a good idea to ...
Fall means one thing in the Wabash Valley: the Covered Bridge Festival is back. The 10-day event kicks off every year on the ...
In the 1800s, builders in the United States began putting roofs on bridges to protect the wooden floors and trusses from the elements. It was easier and less expensive to maintain the covers than the ...
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