Locksley Covered Bridge (1964)

West Chester, Chester County [38-15-A]

I did not have much time to devote to bridges, and was still trying to figure out the best way to track them down.

At this point, I am still using Google Earth and CoveredBridgeMap.com (by James Walsh) to print out directions.

I hate to say it, but trying to read hard copy directions while driving, is very difficult and best. (Kids – Do NOT do this!)

Finally, I found Locksley bridge in a small neighborhood in West Chester, which crossed over a small little stream.

Locksley Covered Bridge - HDR 02

Right behind the far wall in this picture, you can begin to see the beautiful water garden that is feed by the stream, and the whole scene is a wonderful addition to this neighborhood.

Images Featured In

Destination Travel Magazine (June 2011) – Covered Bridges of Lancaster County

• White Rock Forge
• Weaver Mill
• Pool Forge-Wimer

Destination Travel Magazine (May 2011) – Covered Bridges of Chester County

• Mercer
• Speakman #1
• Pine Grove
• Linton Stevens
• Jackson Sawmill
• Rudolph & Arthur
• Glen Hope

Destination Travel Magazine (April 2011) – Covered Bridges of Chester County

• Bartram
• Gibson
• Kennedy
• Knox-Valley Forge
• Larkin’s
• Rapps
• Sheeder-Hall

Reference Material

• Covered Bridge Table [Completed Project List]
  - This list includes GPS coordinates, historical information and dimensions.
• Google Map of Covered Bridges photographed by Andrew Seymour

Related posts:

1. Gibson’s Covered Bridge (1872) – Part 1
2. Gibson’s Covered Bridge (1872) – Part 2
3. Rapps Covered Bridge (1866)
4. Sheeder-Hall Covered Bridge (1859)
5. Bartram Covered Bridge (1860) – My First Covered Bridge