Built 1857

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Bartlett Covered Bridge (Carroll County, New Hampshire)
Built 1857, repaired 1966, renovated 1990
Paddleford through truss bridge
Open to pedestrians

Bostian Bridge (Iredell County, North Carolina)
On Aug. 27, 1891 passenger train Number 9 going from Salisbury to Asheville derailed and fell 60 feet off of Bostian Bridge. The wreck killed 30 people and injured many more.
Stone arch bridge over Third Creek on Norfolk Southern RR, 2 miles w. of Statesville, NC along Buffalo Shoals Rd.
Open to traffic

Downsville Covered Bridge 32-13-01 (Delaware County, New York)
Built 1857 by Robert Murray; rehabilitated 1998
Covered bridge over East Branch Delaware River on Bridge Street
Open to traffic

Durham Road Bridge (Northampton County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1857
Stone arch bridge over Freys Run on PA 2003
Open to traffic

Five Arch Bridge (Livingston County, New York)
Built in 1857 by Genesee Valley R.R. (Erie / Erie-Lackawanna R.R.) over the Conesus Lake Outlet.
Stone arch bridge over Conesus Lake Outlet
Closed to all traffic

Hemlock Covered Bridge (Oxford County, Maine)
Built 1857; rehabilitated 1988
Covered bridge over Old Course Saco River on Hemlock Bridge Road in Fryeburg
Open to traffic

Humpback Covered Bridge (Alleghany County, Virginia)
Built 1857
Multiple Kingpost through truss bridge over Dunlap Creek in Covington
Open to pedestrians

Jay Covered Bridge 32-16-01 (Essex County, New York)
Built 1857; rehabilitated 2007
Covered bridge over East Branch Ausable River on CR 22
Closed to traffic

Jefferson Street Bridge (Cole County, Missouri)
Built 1857 by Dr. William A. Davison; widened in 1964 and 1980; replaced 1988
Lost stone arch bridge over East Branch Wears Creek on Jefferson Street in downtown Jefferson City
Replaced by a concrete culvert

Moonville Tunnel (Vinton County, Ohio)
Built 1857 and abandoned in 1989
Abandoned tunnel with approach that crosses Raccoon Creek on CSX line between Cumberland, Maryland and Cincinnati
Abandoned, but used by pedestrians

N. Main Street Bridge (Cuyahoga County, Ohio)
Built 1857
Two-span stone arch bridge over a branch of Chagrin River on N. Main Street (CR 264) in Moreland Hills
Open to traffic

Spicket River Bridge (Essex County, Massachusetts)
Built 1857; rehabilitated 1907
Stone arch bridge over Spicket River on Canal Street in Lawrence
Open to traffic

Stoutsville Covered Bridge (Monroe County, Missouri)
Built 1857 for $5,000; removed when a new bridge was built on US 24
Lost 145-ft covered bridge over North Fork Elk River west of Stoutsville near the US 24 crossing
No longer exists

Tunnelton Railroad Tunnel (Lawrence County, Indiana)
Originally built for 6' gauge. Lined with brick and shortened to 1731 ft. about 1898
Tunnel on CSX Transportation
Open to traffic

Windham Road Bridge (Windham County, Connecticut)
Built 1857; bypassed 2001; reopened to pedestrians 2006
Two-span stone arch bridge over Willimantic River on Windham Road in Windham
Open to pedestrians only