Built during 1850s
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
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
Summer Street Bridge (Bristol County, Massachusetts)
Built 1850
Wooden bridge over BCRR on MA 140 (Summer Street) in Taunton
Open to traffic
Built 1850
Wooden bridge over BCRR on MA 140 (Summer Street) in Taunton
Open to traffic
Switzer Covered Bridge (Franklin County, Kentucky)Built 1855. Rehabilitated in 1906 and again 1990. Bridge placed on National Register of Historic Places in 1974. Bridge was washed off its supports on March 1, 1997, but restored in 1998.
Howe through truss bridge over North Elkhorn Creek on KY 1262
Open to pedestrians
Third Level Canal Bridge (Hampden County, Massachusetts)
Built 1850
Stone arch bridge over Third Level Canal on Race Street in Holyoke
Open to traffic
Built 1850
Stone arch bridge over Third Level Canal on Race Street in Holyoke
Open to traffic
Town River Bridge (Plymouth County, Massachusetts)
Built 1850; rehabilitated 1974
Stone arch bridge over Town River on Arch Street in West Bridgewater
Open to traffic
Built 1850; rehabilitated 1974
Stone arch bridge over Town River on Arch Street in West Bridgewater
Open to traffic
Water Street Bridge (Kennebec County, Maine)
Built 1854
Stone arch bridge over Bond Brook on Water Street in Augusta
Open to traffic
Built 1854
Stone arch bridge over Bond Brook on Water Street in Augusta
Open to traffic
Wepawaug River Bridge (New Haven County, Connecticut)
Built 1855; rehabilitated 1940
Stone arch bridge over Wepawaug River on CT 34 (Derby Avenue) in Orange
Open to traffic
Built 1855; rehabilitated 1940
Stone arch bridge over Wepawaug River on CT 34 (Derby Avenue) in Orange
Open to traffic
White Street Bridge (Burlington County, New Jersey)
Built 1853
Stone arch bridge over North Branch Rancocas Creek on White Street
Open to traffic
Built 1853
Stone arch bridge over North Branch Rancocas Creek on White Street
Open to traffic
Windham Road Bridge (Windham County, Connecticut)Built 1857
Two-span stone arch bridge over Willimantic River on Windham Road in Windham
Closed to traffic(?)