Historic Columbia Covered Bridge — Attraction in Columbia

The 145-foot Columbia Covered Bridge was built in 1912 to replace the one destroyed by fire. The claim to fame for this bridge is that it is the northernmost covered bridge connecting New Hampshire with Vermont. The Columbia Covered Bridge and the Mount Orne Bridge in Lancaster are the only highway bridges remaining in the state of New Hampshire which are supported by Howe trusses. Both bridges, which were completed in successive years (1911-12), are also the last covered bridges built on public highways during the historic period of covered bridge construction in New Hampshire and Vermont, which began about 1820. The Howe truss, which was introduced about 1840 with its combination of wood and iron structural members, represents the transition from wood to...

The Columbia Bridge in Columbia, NH, is a picturesque wooden covered bridge that exudes classic New England charm. Spanning the Connecticut River, it offers stunning views of the water and surrounding forests. The bridge's timeless design and well-preserved structure make it a must-visit for history enthusiasts and photographers alike. It's a peaceful, scenic spot that beautifully captures the essence of rural...

I cross this lovely landmark almost every day. It's a great example of New England's classic picturesque old fashioned wooden covered bridges. I'm virtually certain it's the northern-most covered bridge on the Connecticut River. (Least-wise, if there's another, I've never seen or heard of it in 13 years...