7-22-2009… Inside The Honey Run Covered Bridge.
Another one taken this past Saturday… This is the view inside an old covered bridge that was part of the old road system here. It crosses Butte Creek off Honey Run Road.
A little history - “The Honey Run Covered Bridge, built in 1894, is one of only a few covered bridges in the state. Located in Butte Creek Canyon just outside Paradise it is the only (known) tri-span bridge in the United States.” “The spans were built in sections of 30 ft., 130 ft, and 80 ft for a total of 240 ft. At the time it was first opened for traffic it was not covered.”
Another one taken this past Saturday… This is the view inside an old covered bridge that was part of the old road system here. It crosses Butte Creek off Honey Run Road.
A little history - “The Honey Run Covered Bridge, built in 1894, is one of only a few covered bridges in the state. Located in Butte Creek Canyon just outside Paradise it is the only (known) tri-span bridge in the United States.” “The spans were built in sections of 30 ft., 130 ft, and 80 ft for a total of 240 ft. At the time it was first opened for traffic it was not covered.”
7-22-2009… Inside The Honey Run Covered Bridge.
Another one taken this past Saturday… This is the view inside an old covered bridge that was part of the old road system here. It crosses Butte Creek off Honey Run Road.
A little history - “The Honey Run Covered Bridge, built in 1894, is one of only a few covered bridges in the state. Located in Butte Creek Canyon just outside Paradise it is the only (known) tri-span bridge in the United States.” “The spans were built in sections of 30 ft., 130 ft, and 80 ft for a total of 240 ft. At the time it was first opened for traffic it was not covered.”
Another one taken this past Saturday… This is the view inside an old covered bridge that was part of the old road system here. It crosses Butte Creek off Honey Run Road.
A little history - “The Honey Run Covered Bridge, built in 1894, is one of only a few covered bridges in the state. Located in Butte Creek Canyon just outside Paradise it is the only (known) tri-span bridge in the United States.” “The spans were built in sections of 30 ft., 130 ft, and 80 ft for a total of 240 ft. At the time it was first opened for traffic it was not covered.”
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