ADAMS COUNTY
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SACH'S, SAUCK'S BRIDGE PA-01-01 Town Lattice Truss, built by David Stoner in 1854. It was destroyed by flood waters in 1996, was rebuilt in 1997. It is located on Waterworks Road (T326)southwest of Gettysburg. |
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REESER, ANDERSON FARM BRIDGE PA-01-05 Burr Arch Truss, builder & date built unknown, is located on Stoney Point Road south of Lake Mead Road. It is on private land on a large pond on the west side of the road. |
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JACK'S MOUNTAIN BRIDGE PA-01-08 Burr Arch Truss, built by Joseph Smith in 1892. It is located on Jack's Mountain Road (SR 3021), southwest of Fairfield. |
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HEIKES BRIDGE PA-01-14 Burr Arch Truss, builder unknown, built in 1892. It is located off Willow Lane (T585), nnw of Heidlersburg. |
BERKS COUNTY
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PLEASANTVILLE BRIDGE PA-06-01 Burr Arch Truss, built by David Renno in 1852 uncovered and in 1856 Jonathon Bitner covered it. It also lists Levi Marks as a builder. It is located on Covered Bridge Road (SR 1030) south of Pleasantville. It is presently under re-construction. |
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GREISEMER MILL BRIDGE PA-06-03 Burr Arch Truss, builder unknown, built in 1832. It is located on Oley Road (T579), NNE of Yellow House. |
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KUTZ'S MILL, SACONY BRIDGE PA-06-05 Burr Arch Truss, built by Bitner & Ahrens in 1854. It is located on Greenwich Road (T798), northwest of Kutztown. |
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WERTZ, RED BRIDGE PA-06-06 Burr Arch Truss, built by Amandas Knerr in 1867. It is located on Bern/Spring Road (T291), southwest of Leinbachs. |
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DREIBELBIS STATION BRIDGE PA-06-07 Burr Arch Truss, builder unknown, built in 1869. It is located on Balthaser Road (T745), south of Lenhartsville. |
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
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RAMP BRIDGE PA-21-11 Burr Arch Truss, builder unknown, built in 1870. It is located on Covered Bridge Road, east of Newburg. |
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BOWMANSDALE, STONER BRIDGE PA-21-13 & PA-67-04 Burr Arch Truss, shared by Cumberland & York counties. Builder unknown, built in 1867. It is located on the southern edge of Grantham, on Messiah College Campus. |
DAUPHIN COUNTY
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HENNINGER FARM, STROUP BRIDGE PA-22-11 Burr Arch Truss, builder & date built unknown. It is located on North Road (T624) northeast of Elizabethville. It was heavily damaged by arson on Dec. 3, 2000. It was re-dedicated on Nov 20, 2003. |
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EVERHART/FORT HUNTER BRIDGE PA-22-05 Kingpost Truss, has been rebuilt & dedicated in June 2006, & is located in Fort Hunter Museum Park on dry land. |
FRANKLIN COUNTY
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MARTIN'S MILL, SHINDLE BRIDGE PA-28-01 Town Lattice Truss, built by Jacob Shirk in 1849. It was destroyed by Hurricane Hazel in 1972 & rebuilt in 1973. It is located on Antrim Road (T341), southwest of Greencastle. |
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RED, WITHERSPOON BRIDGE PA-28-02 Burr Arch Truss, built by S. Stouffer in 1883. It is located on Montgomery Road (T328), north of Welsh Run. |
JUNIATA COUNTY
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ACADEMIA, POMEROY BRIDGE PA-34-01 Burr Arch Truss, (private) built by James M. Groninger in 1902. It can be seen from the new bridge that has by-passed it on Beale/Spruce Hill Road. |
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DIMMSVILLE BRIDGE PA-34-02 Burr Arch Truss, built in 1902, is located on SR 2017, west of Seven Stars. |
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LEHMAN, PORT ROYAL BRIDGE PA-34-04 Stringer, formerly Burr Arch, (private) builder unknown, built in 1888. It was completely rebuilt in 1973, as a Stringer. It is located on Milford Road (T451), in Port Royal. |
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MILLER BRIDGE PA-34-A Stringer, (private) built in 1966. It is located west of Seven Star . |
PERRY COUNTY
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FLICKINGER MILL, BISTLINE BRIDGE PA-50-03 Burr Arch Truss, builder unknown, built in 1871. It is located on SR 3005, south of Andersonburg. |
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ADAIR, CISNA RUN BRIDGE PA-50-04 Burr Arch Truss, builder unknown, built in 1864 & damaged by flood & rebuilt in 1919. It is located on Couchtown Road (SR 3008), east of Andersonburg. |
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RED BRIDGE PA-50-05 Burr Arch Variant Truss, builder unknown, built in 1886. It is located on SR 1005, west of Liverpool. |
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SAVILLE BRIDGE PA-50-07 Burr Arch Truss, built by L.M. Wentzel in 1903. It is located on SR 4001 at the south edge of Saville. |
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KOCHENDEFER BRIDGE PA-50-08 Burr Arch Variant Truss, built by the Adair Brothers in 1919. It is located off of Fritz Road (TR 332) south of Saville. It is presently used as a storage shed for farm equipment. |
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LANDISBURG, RICE'S BRIDGE PA-50-10 Burr Arch Truss, builder unknown, built in 1869. It is located on Kennedy Valley Road (TR 333) SSW of Landisburg. It has recently been rededicated after repairs were done. |
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NEW GERMANTOWN BRIDGE PA-50-11 Burr Arch Variant Truss, built by John W. Fry in 1981. It is located on Tobyne Road (TR 302), southeast of New Germantown. |
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MOUNT PLEASANT BRIDGE PA-50-12 Burr Arch Variant Truss, built by L.M. Wentzel in 1918. It is located on Mount Pleasant Road (TR 304), WSW of Blain. |
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BOOK, KAUFMAN BRIDGE PA-50-13 Burr Arch Truss, builder unknown, built in 1884. It is located on Three Springs Road (SR 3003), southwest of Blain. |
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ENSLOW, TURKEY TAIL BRIDGE PA-50-14 Burr Arch Truss, builder unknown, built in 1904. It is located on Adams Grove Road (TR 312), southeast of Blain. |
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WAGONERS MILL, THOMPSON BRIDGE PA-50-15 Burr Arch Truss, built by Joseph D. Lightner in 1889. It is located off of Northeast Madison/Tyrone Road (TR 579), west of Loysville. |
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DELLVILLE BRIDGE PA-50-16 Burr Arch Truss, built by Andrew Clouser in 1889. It is located on Pine Hill Road (TR 456), at Dellville. |
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FLEISHER BRIDGE PA-50-17 Burr Arch Truss, built by Yohn & Ritter in 1887. It is located on Fairground Road (TR 477), northwest of Newport. |
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CLAY, WAHNETA BRIDGE PA-50-18 Burr Arch Truss, built by George Harting in 1890. It is located in Little Buffalo State Park, southwest of Newport. |
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LITTLE BUFFALO CREEK BRIDGE PA-54-?? Stringer, building date unknown at present. I came across this bridge as I was traveling east on Buffalo Creek Road to the Clay, Wahneta bridge in Little Buffalo State Park. |
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY
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ZIMMERMAN BRIDGE PA-54-01 Burr Arch Truss, builder unknown, built in c. 1880. It is located on Washington Road (TR 661), east of Pine Grove. |
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ROCK BRIDGE PA-54-02 Burr Arch Truss, builder unknown, built in 1870. It is located on Lovers Road (TR 452), east of Pine Grove. |