
Covered Bridges
Folder: Structures, Inside and Out
Easley Covered Bridge
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It spans the Dub Branch of the Calvert Prong of the Little Warrior River in Blount County, Alabama (IMG_7968)
Horton Mill Covered Bridge from Below
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At 70 feet above the gorge - the highest covered bridge in the country. Built in 1934-5, it is 220 feet long. Blount County, Alabama. (IMG_9407)
Horton Mill Covered Bridge Entrance
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At 70 feet above the gorge - the highest covered bridge in the country. Built in 1934-5, it is 220 feet long. Blount County, Alabama (IMG_9491)
Trusses - Horton Mill Covered Bridge
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At 70 feet above the gorge - the highest covered bridge in the country. Built in 1934-5, it is 220 feet long. Blount County, Alabama (IMG_9471)
Another Link in the Chain - from the X's to X's
Swann Covered Bridge
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At 324 feet long, this is the longest covered bridge in Alabama. It spans the Locust Fork River in Blount County, Alabama. (IMG_7632)
Swann Covered Bridge
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It was restored and reopened to motor vehicle traffic in October 2012. At 324 feet long, it is the longest in Alabama and one of the longest in the country. It spans the Locust Fork Branch of the Black Warrior River, Blount County, Alabama (IMG_7901)
Swann Covered Bridge
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It was restored and reopened to motor vehicle traffic in October 2012. At 324 feet long, it is the longest in Alabama and one of the longest in the country. It spans the Locust Fork Branch of the Black Warrior River, Blount County, Alabama (IMG_7937)
Looking Through Swann Covered Bridge
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This 324 foot long bridge is the longest in Alabama. It spans the Locust Fork branch of the Black Warrior River, Blount County, Alabama. (IMG_7398)
Clarkson Covered Bridge
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This 270 foot bridge was built in 1904. In 1921, it was split in half by a flood. Half remained in place and half was dragged downstream, later salvaged and used to repair the bridge. It spans Crooked Creek in
Cullman County, Alabama
(0301150075)
Clarkson Covered Bridge
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This 270 foot bridge was built in 1904. In 1921, it was split in half by a flood. Half remained in place and half was dragged downstream, later salvaged and used to repair the bridge. It spans Crooked Creek in
Cullman County, Alabama
(218)
Clarkson Covered Bridge
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One of only 14 covered bridges left in the state, it spans Crooked Creek in Cullman County, Alabama. Built in 1904, salvaged and rebuilt after a storm in 1921, it is 270 feet long.
Gilliland-Reese Covered Bridge
Easley Covered Bridge
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Dub Branch of the Calvert Prong of the Little Warrior River in Blount County, Alabama (IMG_8048)
Swann Covered Bridge
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The bridge is currently closed to vehicle traffic, but soon will undergo restoration. At 324 feet long, this is the longest covered bridge in Alabama. It spans the Locust Fork River in Blount County, Alabama (IMG_7689)
Swann Covered Bridge
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At 324 feet long, this is the longest covered bridge in Alabama. It spans the Locust Fork River in Blount County, Alabama. (IMG_7585)
Inside Swann Covered Bridge
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At 324 feet long, this is the longest covered bridge in Alabama, It spans spans the Locust Fork River in Blount County, Alabama (IMG_7672)
Swann Covered Bridge
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At 324 feet long, this is the longest covered bridge in Alabama. It spans the Locust Fork River in Blount County, Alabama (IMG_7697)
The Locust Fork River with Swann Covered Bridge
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