Pine Grove Covered Bridge (1864)
Oxford, Chester County [38-15-22]
After more time driving, I saw this LONG bridge!!
There was also a waterfall that had geese swimming around, and I had sure that Daddy took a picture for Mommy!
He also found a way to get under the bridge to take this picture:
He is CRAZY!
- Madison
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Images Featured In
Destination Travel Magazine (June 2011) – Covered Bridges of Lancaster County
Destination Travel Magazine (May 2011) – Covered Bridges of Chester County
Destination Travel Magazine (April 2011) – Covered Bridges of Chester County
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
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