The Ware-Hardwick Covered Bridge is one of eight covered bridges in Massachusetts. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
At 137 feet, the Ware-Hardwick Covered Bridge is the longest covered bridge in Massachusetts.
Uncovering the Past
At 137 feet, the Ware-Hardwick Covered Bridge is the longest covered bridge in Massachusetts.
A beautiful bridge maintained immaculately.
The surely don’t make them like that today, do they?
Amazing and beautiful! Thanks for share Julie.
Have a wonderful time!
Elvira
Thanks, Elvira. I hope you are enjoying your weekend!
You are welcome Julie.
Happy Valentines Day!
Thanks,
That is some bridge, as we would say in Maine. Was glad to read that horses have the right of way.
Ha! It’s actually open to car traffic, and it’s one lane. Imagine horse meeting car!
Phew! Actually, we have sizable Amish communities in central Maine, and although we don’t have many covered bridges—-can’t think of any right off the bat—we do have narrow roads and horses and buggies. Always worry about them, but so far, anyway, I haven’t heard of any collisions. May it stay that way!
How interesting! I had no idea there were Amish in Maine!
Beautiful bridge! Maybe I will drive by that way one of these days.
I hope you do! 😉
Gorgeous bridge, and, wow, so long!! I love it, Julie, thanks for sharing the interior build too!
Thanks, Donna. I love the “old architecture” of bygone days
-Julie
Beautiful photos, Julie. I have always found covered brides attractive and each has its own character.
Thanks, Tanja. I agree-there is something so almost magical about them.
I wonder if blogger Milford-Street knows about this gorgeous bridge. He has photographed most of the covered bridges in NH: https://milford-street.com/portfolio/
Thanbks! I wrote to him, and caught up on all his bridge pics!