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Each year, visitors make a point of traveling to Bucks, Chester, and Lancaster counties to tour their scenic collections of covered bridges. Montgomery County, however, has not had a covered bridge in road service since 1956. So how did this happen?
Each year, visitors make a point of traveling to Bucks, Chester, and Lancaster counties to tour their scenic collections of covered bridges. Montgomery County, however, has not had a covered bridge in road service since 1956. So how did this happen?
Each year, visitors make a point of traveling to Bucks, Chester, and Lancaster counties to tour their scenic collections of covered bridges. Montgomery County, however, has not had a covered bridge in road service since 1956. So how did this happen?
Each year, visitors make a point of traveling to Bucks, Chester, and Lancaster counties to tour their scenic collections of covered bridges. Montgomery County, however, has not had a covered bridge in road service since 1956. So how did this happen?
There used to be at least 50 such bridges in the county. Only a dozen 19th-century covered bridges remain.