Creasyville Covered Bridge
Millville County, Pennsylvania
Nestled in Millville, Pennsylvania, the Creasyville Covered Bridge has spanned its waterway since 1881. This historic structure features a queen post truss design, a traditional construction method favored for shorter spans during the 19th century.
The bridge remains open to traffic, allowing visitors to experience crossing an authentic covered bridge by vehicle. Its weathered wooden exterior and shaded interior passage offer excellent photography opportunities—arrive during golden hour for the best lighting through the portal openings.
Visiting Tips: Park safely off the roadway when photographing. Listen for approaching vehicles, as the bridge accommodates active traffic. The surrounding rural Pennsylvania landscape provides scenic backdrop shots, particularly during fall foliage season.
Construction: 1881 | Queen Post Truss | Open to Traffic
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