38-56 SOMERSET county/comté/grafschaft/
萨默塞特县
10 covered bridge/pont couvert/bedeckte Brücke/十廊桥

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GARRETT

38-56-01

NE of Garrett on Brothers Valley Road TR 548

Buffalo Creek

Burkholder or Beechdale Bridge

2.2 miles NE jct PA 653 on US 219, then left to the bridge

1

52'

built in 1870

Burr Arch

The Burkholder or Beechdale covered bridge near Garrett, photos by www.tc2u.com

FAIRHOPE

38-56-02

NW Fairhope on Fairhope Road TR 407

Brush Run

Packsaddle or Doc Miller Bridge

About 5.5 miles east of PA 160 on SR 2019 then right 0.2 mile on TR 772 and left 0.2 mile on TR 407 to the bridge

1

48'

Built in 1870, restored in 1997

King Post truss

The Packsaddle or Doc Miller covered bridge in Somerset County 38-56-02, photos by www.tc2u.com

NEW-LEXINGTON

38-56-03

NW of New Lexington off SR 3035 in Middle Creek Twp.

Laurel Hill Creek

Baronvale Bridge, private, closed to motor traffic

2 miles west of jct PA 281 on PA 653 and a right 1 mile, right again 0.1 mile and just to the left

2

162'

Built in 1902

Burr Arch

The Baronvale covered bridge in Somerset County 38-56-03, photos by www.tc2u.com

SOMERSET

38-56-05

North of Somerset at Haupt Museum in Lincoln Twp., moved there in 1961

Haupt Run

Cox Creek or Walters Mill or Roberts Bridge, closed to motor traffic

About 5.5 north of Somerset, 0.1 mile north of jct PA 601 on PA 985 to Park on west side of the highway

1

61'

Built in 1859

Burr Arch

The Cox Creek or Walters Mill or Roberts covered bridge, photos by www.tc2u.com

NEW-LEXINGTON

38-56-06

East of New Lexington, SW of Somerset off PA 653 in Middle Creek Twp.

Laurel Hill Creek

King Bridge, private and closed to motor traffic

1.8 miles west of jct PA 281 on PA 653 between New Centreville and New Lexington about 10.5 miles SW of Somerset

1

120'

Originally built in 1806 by William and John King, rebuilt in 1906, restored in 2008

Burr Arch

The King covered bridge in Somerset County 38-56-06, amazing photos by Alan B. Hartman

SHANKSVILLE

38-56-08

NW of Shanksville on Stony Creek Road TR 565

Stony Creek

Glessner Bridge

About 4 miles NE of PA 31 at Brotherton, to Shankville then north of town 0.8 mile on SR 1007 and left 0.4 miles to the bridge

1

96'

Built in 1880

Burr Arch

The Glessner covered bridge, photos by www.tc2u.com

NEW-BALTIMORE

38-56-09

NE edge of New Baltimore on Allegheny Road TR 812

Rayston Branch of the Juniata River Creek

New Baltimore Bridge

2 miles NW of PA 31 north of West End in Bedford County, 0.9 mile west of the county line, at eastern edge of New Baltimore turn right on TR 812 to the bridge

1

86'

Built in 1879, destroyed by floods during winter 1996, now completely rebuilt

Multiple King Post truss

The rebuilt New-Baltimore covered bridge, photos by www.tc2u.com

STOYSTOWN

38-56-10

South edge of Stoystown

Stony Creek

Trostletown or Kantner Bridge, private, closed to motor traffic

0.3 mile east of jct PA 281 on US 30, then right 0.1 mile and left at Lions Club Park

2

113'

Built in 1845

Multiple King & Queen variant

The Trostletown or Kantner covered bridge at Stoystown, photos by www.tc2u.com and Galen Frysinger

JOHNSTOWN

38-56-11

SW of Johnstown in Cambria Township on Covered Bridge Road TR 634

Bens Creek

Shaffer or Bens Creek Bridge

2 miles west of Ferndale and jct PA 403 on PA 985, then left on TR 634 to the bridge

1

67'

Built in 1877

Burr Arch

The Shaffer or Bens Creek covered bridge near Johnstown, photos by www.tc2u.com

URSINA

38-56-12

North of Ursina on Lower Turkey Foot Road TR 393

Laurel Hill Creek

Lower Humbert or Faidley Bridge

1 mile NE of Ursina on PA 281 then left on SR 3007 for 1 mile and just left to the bridge

1

125'

Built in 1891

Queen truss

The Lower Humber or Faidley covered bridge near Ursina, photos by www.tc2u.com