Lairdsville Covered Bridge
Hughesville County, Pennsylvania
Built in 1888, the Lairdsville Covered Bridge stands as a testament to 19th-century craftsmanship near Hughesville, Pennsylvania. This historic structure features the classic Burr arch truss design, combining a wooden arch with multiple kingpost trusses for exceptional strength and durability.
The bridge remains open to traffic, allowing visitors to experience crossing through this piece of living history. Its weathered wooden siding and traditional construction make it a favorite among covered bridge enthusiasts.
Visiting Tips: Early morning offers the best photography lighting with soft shadows through the portal openings. Approach slowly if driving through, and consider parking nearby to capture exterior shots. Fall foliage provides a stunning backdrop for photographs.
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