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However, it's the Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge that is arguably the most iconic in all of New England. The longest two-span covered bridge in the country, Cornish-Windsor Bridge measures at 460 ...

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OF ALL THINGS NEW ENGLAND AND THE CONWAY, NEW HAMPSHIRE AREA REMAINS SOMETHING OF A MOTHER LODE. THERE WERE SEVEN COVERED BRIDGES, AT LEAST THAT THAT WE KNOW OF HERE. I MEAN, IT HELPS TO HAVE TWO ...

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The Miller's Run covered bridge is shown on Tuesday, March 12, 2024 in Lyndon, Vermont. The historic bridge is under threat from truck drivers using GPS meant for cars that continually hit the bridge.

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At 450 feet long, it has outlived three longer bridges in New England, all which were destroyed by floods. It was built in 1866 and has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Miller's Run covered bridge is shown on Tuesday, March 12, 2024 in Lyndon, Vermont. The historic bridge is under threat from truck drivers using GPS meant for cars that continually hit the bridge.