Jackson Sawmill Covered Bridge (1878)

Georgetown/Oxford, Chester County [38-36-33]

Daddy PROMISED this would be our last bridge FOREVER!

Especially because it really smells of cow poop,,,

and all I can hear is mooing!

Daddy says they are just hungry… Just like our cat, Joy, when she is hungry…

I can’t believe he is taking a picture of the horse poop in the bridge!

Then Daddy let me take my own pictures with the BIG camera!

I told him to stand over there… Move this was… NO THE OTHER WAY!

STOP!

Right there!

Click… Click… Click….

My turn!

Move this was…

Right there!

Click… Click… Click….

All done!

We then got back in the car, and drove to pick up my brother at daycare.

It was a fun day, in a weird way…

and then the next day, Daddy showed me this picture!

How he do that?

It was kinda fun… and I really like the cows…

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. White Rock Forge Covered Bridge (1849)
2. Pine Grove Covered Bridge (1864)
3. Locksley Covered Bridge (1964)
4. Bartram Covered Bridge (1860) – My First Covered Bridge
5. Gibson’s Covered Bridge (1872) – Part 1