Stone Arch Bridge Historical Park — Attraction in Town of Delaware

Incredible find while simply driving to covered bridges in the area. Tranquil. Serene. Inspired me to write (I'm a writer) a modern-day hex murder based on the hex murder here.

Found Moments: Stone Arch Bridge Park We came across this place called Stone Arch Bridge Park. As you know by now, it's an absolutely gorgeous day here. This bridge was built in 1888, I believe by Swiss immigrants. It's just really pretty here. Slowly pans the camera. What I love about little road trips is that - even though we have a few destinations in mind - you just stumble upon things and go, "Wow, this is really, really cool." So, we're going to have lunch here. Alright everyone, take care. Get out there - adventure awaits. Just get out. Get away from your computer or TV. Grab the one you love, your best friend - whoever - and have an adventure. It's beautiful here. If you're into trout fishing, this would be a great spot. We're at Stone Arch Bridge, near Callicoon, New York, in the Catskills. We're kind of close to the Delaware River, heading toward Livingston - or maybe it's Livingstone. There are a couple of bridges there too. It's just… beautiful. Absolutely, absolutely wonderful. There's a playground here, and it made us think about our daughters - how much they would've loved this when they were little. Oh - there's my wife. Anyway, take care everyone. Seek adventure. Adventure can be right outside your door. You don't have to drive to the mountains or to New York. There's so much life out there. So much to experience, to learn, and to savor - with all your senses. A lot better than watching stuff on a phone. (Even though - you're watching this on a phone. The irony - I get it. Right? Right?)...

The Stone Arch Bridge Park features a scenic three arched stone bridge is the centerpiece of this 20-acre park. The bridge was originally built in 1880 by Swiss immigrants Henry and Philip Hembt. It was restored in 1980-81 by the Division of Public Works and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors can fish in the East Branch of the Callicoon Creek or take a walk along the Worthington Trail. A children's playground (for ages 5-12), picnic area, and restroom facilities are available. The park is available for wedding ceremonies and wedding party photos. Refer to "Group Picnic Permit" at the top of this page to reserve a date for your special day. There is no admission fee. Park grounds open daily 8am-dusk. Facilities available daily May...

You look at it read the information on it research the history and to think there was a murder on it and the ghost returns every January. It was funny my x girlfriend and I use to bust the bridge everytime we wene to bethel woods. Well the last co cert we went to we did not visit George at the bridge and we we tailgating before the concert and all of a sudden a big whirl wind came it lifted the tail gatherers tent just below us sent it into the power wires. And then everything was calm was it cawinsadental or was george letting us know. You decide but this...