Lockville, Ohio | Built 1888

This historic covered bridge has served the Lockville community for over 135 years, making it one of Ohio’s enduring wooden spans. Constructed in 1888, the bridge remains open to traffic today—a testament to the craftsmanship of its 19th-century builders.

Visiting Tips: The bridge’s continued use means you can drive through and experience it as travelers did generations ago. For photography, arrive during golden hour when light filters beautifully through the portal openings. The surrounding rural Ohio landscape provides excellent framing opportunities. Consider visiting in autumn when fall foliage creates a striking backdrop against the weathered wooden structure.

Status: Open to vehicular traffic. Drive carefully and yield to oncoming vehicles.

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