Built 1832

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Ackley Covered Bridge 22-82-01 (Wayne County, Michigan)
Originally crossed between Greene and Washington Counties in Pennsylvania (38-30-41x). Dismantled and moved to Dearborn in November 1937.
Multiple Kingpost through truss bridge over pond in Dearborn
Open to horse-drawn carriages

Antietam Ironworks Bridge (Washington County, Maryland)
Built 1832
Stone arch bridge over Antietam Creek on Harpers Ferry Road in Sharpsburg
Open to traffic

Bangor-Brewer Covered Bridge (Penobscot County, Maine)
Built 1832; Lost to freshet1846; Replaced 1847
Lost covered Town lattice through truss bridge over Penobscot River on Road
Destroyed by flooding

Bath Bridge 29-05-03 (Grafton County, New Hampshire)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1987; rehabilitated 2013-14
Covered bridge over Ammonoosuc River on West Bath Road in Bath
Open to traffic

Bens Creek Arch Bridge (Cambria County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832
Stone arch bridge over Bens Creek on SR 53
Open to traffic

Bridge Three Lane (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1964
Beam bridge over Delaware Canal on Bridge Three Lane
Open to traffic

Broad Street Bridge (1st) 35-25-17x (Franklin County, Ohio)
Built ca. 1832; Replaced 1870
Lost Covered through truss bridge over Scioto River on Broad Street
Replaced by a new bridge

Cake & Beer Drive Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1984
Queenpost pony truss bridge over Delaware Canal on Cake & Beer Drive
Open to traffic

Coatesville High Bridge (Original) (Chester County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; Widened to double-track 1854; Replaced 1867
Lost Timber stringer bridge over West Branch Brandywine Creek, PA Route 82 on Railroad
Replaced by a new bridge

Columbia Bridge (Old) (Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Schuylkill River on Railroad
Replaced by a new bridge

Concord Bridge (Franklin County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832. Rehabilitated in 1911 and 1981
Stone arch bridge over Tuscarora Creek on Back Road (PA 4007)
Open to traffic

Dillingham Street Covered Bridge (Muscogee County, Georgia)
Built 1832, Rebuilt thrice (1841 after the 1838 flood destoryed the original, ?, 1865 after Union troops burned the second bridge.), Replaced 1910
Lost Town lattice truss bridge over Chattahoochee River on Road
Replaced by a new bridge

Enfield-Suffield Covered Bridge (Hartford County, Connecticut)
Built 1832; closed 1896; destroyed by flood 1900
Lost Through truss bridge over Connecticut River and Enfield Canal.
Destroyed by flooding; not replaced

Ezra's Tunnel (Tompkins County, New York)
Built 1828-32 by Ezra Cornell for the Olympic Falls Flouring Mill.
Abandoned tunnel on Waterway
Derelict/abandoned

Goat Farm Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832
Queenpost pony truss bridge over Delaware Canal on Footpath
Open to pedestrians only

Greisemer Mill Covered Bridge 38-06-03 (Berks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832
Covered bridge over Manatawny Creek on Spangsville Road
Open to traffic

Hazzards Private Lane Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1970
Wooden pony truss bridge over Delaware Canal on Hazzards Private Lane
Unknown status

Hess's Mill Bridge (Washington County, Maryland)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1979
Stone arch bridge over Little Antietam Creek on Coffman Farms Road in Sharpsburg
Open to traffic

Jacobs Creek Bridge (Mercer County, New Jersey)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1941
Stone arch bridge over Jacobs Creek on NJ 29
Open to traffic

Laurel Run Bridge (Berks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832
Stone arch bridge over Laurel Run on River Road
Open to traffic

Lilly Bridge (Cambria County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832
Stone arch bridge over Burgoon Run on PA 53
Open to traffic

MBTA - Concord River Bridge (Middlesex County, Massachusetts)
Built 1832; extensively modified and encased in concrete 1908; timber trestle added 1931
Stone arch bridge over Concord River on MBTA Lowell Line
Open to traffic

Mechanic Street Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1966
Beam bridge over Delaware Canal on Mechanic Street
Open to traffic

Milk House Drive Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Queenpost pony truss bridge over Delaware Canal on Milk House Drive
Open to authorized vehicles only-accesss to Matthias Hervye House

Moores Creek Bridge (Mercer County, New Jersey)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1917
2 span stone arch bridge over Moores Creek on NJ 29
Open to traffic

Mount Eyre Road Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Queenpost pony truss bridge over Delaware Canal on Mount Eyre Road
Open to traffic

Mulligans Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1995
Pony truss bridge over Delaware Canal on Towpath Access
Open to traffic

National Road Bridge (Marion County, Indiana)
Built in 1832 at a cost of $10,000. Replaced in 1902.
Lost covered through truss bridge over White River on National Road
No longer exists

New Alexandria Toll Bridge (Indiana County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832
Lost Through truss bridge over Loyalhanna Creek on road
Removed but not replaced

Old Stone Arch Bridge (Clark County, Illinois)
Built 1832
Abandoned stone arch bridge over Tributary of Mill Creek on Abandoned National Road (US 40)
Derelict/abandoned

Overpecks Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1984
Pony truss bridge over Delaware Canal on Overpecks Drive
Intact but closed to all traffic

Phaon Bittner Bridge (Lehigh County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832
Stone arch bridge over Jordan Creek on PA 4019
Open to traffic

Rock Creek Covered Bridge 35-04-23x (Ashtabula County, Ohio)
Built 1832 by Samuel Ackley & George Crowell of Ashtabula-Trumbull Turnpike Co.; Survived flood and ice jams 1884; Caught fire 1924; Petitions raised 1942 by Travelers Club to save and preserve but failed; Dismantled and replace by steel truss 1948
Lost Covered Through truss bridge over Rock Creek on Stiles Avenue
Replaced by a new bridge

Skew Arch Bridge (Blair County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832, Closed to traffic 1922, Restored in 1979
Stone arch bridge over Ravine on Pedestrian Pathway
Open to pedestrians only

Smithtown Bridge No. 2 (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1972; replaced 2002
Wooden pony truss bridge over Delaware Canal on Bridge Two Lane in Tinicum Township
Replaced by an identical bridge

Smithtown Bridge No. 3 (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1964
Beam bridge over Delaware Canal on Local road
Open to traffic

Smithtown Bridge No. 4 (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1962
Beam bridge over Delaware Canal on Private Road
Open to traffic

Smithtown Bridge No. 5 (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1984
Beam bridge over Delaware Canal on Private Road
Open to traffic

South Perkasie Covered Bridge 38-09-05 (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built in 1832.Formerly on Pleasant Spring Creek moved to dry ground in Lenape Park in Perkasie, PA in 1958.
Covered bridge over dry land in Lenape Park
Open to pedestrians

Spahr's Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1975
Wooden pony truss bridge over Delaware Canal on a horse path
Open to traffic

Thompson Covered Bridge 29-03-04 (Cheshire County, New Hampshire)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1993
Two-span covered bridge over Ashuelot River on Main Street in Swanzey
Open to traffic

Trauger's Road Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; replaced by a modern pony truss in 1969
Lost wooden pony truss bridge over Delaware Canal on Trauger's Road
Replaced by new bridge

Uhlerstown Hill Road Bridge 38-09-08 (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1985
Wooden deck bridge over Pennsylvania Canal on Uhlerstown Hill Road in Tinicum Township, PA
Open to traffic

Upper Bridge Sheffield 21-02-01 #1 (Berkshire County, Massachusetts)
Built 1832
Lost Bridge over Housatonic River
Destroyed by fire

Valley Green Road Bridge (Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1915
Stone arch bridge over Wissahickon Creek on Valley Green Road in Philadelphia
Open to traffic

Van Metre Ford Bridge (Berkeley County, West Virginia)
Built 1832
Stone arch bridge over Opequon Creek on bypassed section of CR 36
Open to pedestrians only

Y Bridge (3rd) (Muskingum County, Ohio)
Built 1832, Replaced 1902
Lost Through truss bridge over Muskingum River & Licking River on National Road
Replaced by a new bridge