Another place we found on the way to Celestia. This bridge was built in 1850 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is said to be haunted, but we all know how much faith I put in ghost stories. I just like covered bridges, so...
It’s no secret I like covered bridges. Whenever I come across one, I tend to post it. This one, however, is a special case, at least according to folklore. For years I have heard of “crybaby bridges” – haunted bridges, usually covered, where you can hear crying. The...
NJ’s last “original” covered bridge and one of only two in the state, the Green Sergeant’s bridge almost met its end in 1960. The bridge was dismantled to make way for a “more modern” bridge. Well, the people didn’t take too kindly to the old bridge being taken...
One of only two covered bridges left in NJ, Scarborough is tiny as far as covered bridges go; it’s only 55′ long. Depending on who you talk to, this bridge isn’t even considered a “true” covered bridge since it was only built in 1959.
We stumbled upon this while looking for an alleged ghost town near Gillette Castle. This one was built in 1791 and restored in 1936. People mostly use it for fishing nowadays; barricades on either side prevent cars from driving through it. There are also 2 cameras at both...
Not much to say about this; I just happen to like covered bridges. This one was built in 1880 and can be found in Brown County, just minutes north of Nashville (Nashville, IN that is).
