Did you know there is a historic Covered Bridge Trail in Alabama? It was established through the efforts of the Alabama ...

There are two covered bridges remaining in Erie County. The recently rebuilt and reopened Brotherton bridge in Waterford Township and the Harrington bridge in Conneaut Township are the last of ...

“Covered bridges were built for purely economic reasons,” Danny McCarty, a local authority on the structure, told an audience Saturday in Anniston. “Bridges with a roof and sides last many ...

No matter what your interest is, Alabama has a ... but these bridges are still exciting pieces of history to view. Some have been moved to historic locations like the oldest bridge, the 1850 Coldwater ...

Covered Bridge Brewing Group has a reputation as an up-and-coming brewery, as well as a cafe, serving locals and tourists in its new space in downtown Cottage Grove. And while plenty of people ...

It was built in 1850. Coldwater Covered Bridge is the oldest surviving structure in Alabama. Sometimes called “kissing bridges” because they offered to court lovers a brief moment of privacy as they ...

The Horton Mill Covered Bridge is one of three intact structures that make Blount County, Alabama, the state's covered bridge capital. Towering 70 feet above the Calvert Prong of the Little ...

is the second oldest covered bridge in Alabama – the oldest is Coldwater Bridge near Oxford, built in 1850 – and will soon be reclaimed by nature. There is no one assigned to maintain it ...

Anniston City Hall will open at 10AM tomorrow ... FAYETTE COUNTY: All county roads and bridges are deemed impassable as of 4:35 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, according to the Alabama EMA. All state routes ...

Roughly 40 miles from Birmingham, Alabama, near the towns of Anniston and Oxford, Coldwater Mountain serves ... There is a lot of different terrain—trails covered in pine needles, some technical ...

A 1936 Associated Press article described ... bridges here. The state's oldest covered bridge in existence today was built before 1850, possibly as early as 1839. The 60-foot Coldwater Creek ...