Kaufman’s Distillery Covered Bridge
Manheim County, Pennsylvania
Manheim, Pennsylvania
Built in 1874, Kaufman’s Distillery Covered Bridge showcases the classic Burr arch truss design that dominated Pennsylvania covered bridge construction in the 19th century. Named for a nearby distillery that once operated in the area, this Lancaster County landmark has served travelers for 150 years.
The bridge remains open to traffic, carrying vehicles across its span while preserving its historic character. The weathered wooden siding and portal framing create quintessential covered bridge photography opportunities.
Visiting Tips: Early morning offers soft light and minimal traffic. Park safely off-road and watch for vehicles when photographing. The surrounding Lancaster County countryside provides a scenic backdrop, especially during fall foliage season.
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