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Harrison County, Southeast Ohio

Volunteer Covered Bridge – 2002 Stringer / 35-34-d

June 25, 2017 — 0 Comments

Harrison County, Southeast Ohio

Duck Zantene Bridge – 2014 Stringer / 35-34-e

June 25, 2017 — 0 Comments

Harrison County, Southeast Ohio

Jewitt Veterans Memorial Covered Bridge – 2001 Stringer / 35-34-b

June 25, 2017 — 0 Comments

Authentic, Harrison County, Southeast Ohio

Skull Fork Bridge – 1876 Multiple Kingpost / 35-34-19

June 25, 2017 — 0 Comments

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Why a “covered” bridge?

An authentic covered bridge has a purpose for its covering – and that is to protect its wooden truss support structure from the weather. The truss system supports the entire structure, including the road.

Of the several types of covered bridges I’ve displayed here, Stringer’s are not made of wood except in some foot bridges. They also support the road without putting the live load on the frame covered bridge frame. Therefor, stringers are not recognized as authentic by this photographer.

All images are by Paul Farrier and all rights are reserved. ©2017 Paul Farrier

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