Historic Covered Bridges of New Hampshire

  • Albany Bridge – Albany, NH
  • Ashuelot Bridge – Winchester, NH
  • Bartlett Bridge – Barlett, NH
  • Bath Bridge – Bath, NH
  • Bath-Haverhill Bridge – Bath & Haverhill, NH
  • Bement Bridge – Bradford, NH
  • Blacksmith Shop Bridge – Cornish, NH
  • Blair Bridge – Campton, NH
  • Blow-Me-Down Bridge – Cornish, NH
  • Bump Bridge – Campton, NH
  • Carleton Bridge – Swanzey, NH
  • Cilleyville Bridge – Andover, NH
  • Clark’s Bridge – North Woodstock, NH
  • Columbia Bridge – Columbia, NH
  • Coombs Bridge – Coombs, NH
  • Corbin Bridge – Newport, NH
  • Cornish-Windsor Bridge – Cornish, NH & Windsor, VT
  • County Bridge – Greenfield & Hancock, NH
  • Dalton Bridge – Warner, NH
  • Dingleton Hill Bridge –
    Cornish, NH
  • Durgin Bridge – Sandwich, NH
  • Edgell Bridge – Lyme, NH
  • Groveton Bridge – Northumberland, NH
  • Happy Corner Bridge – Pittsburgh, NH
  • Henniker Bridge – Henniker, NH
  • Jackson Bridge – Jachson, NH
  • Keniston Bridge – Andover, NH
  • McDermott Bridge – Langdon, NH
  • Mechanic Street Bridge – Lancaster, NH
  • Meriden Bridge – Plainfield, NH
  • Mt. Orne Bridge – Lancaster, NH
  • Packard Hill Bridge –
    Lebanon, NH
  • Pier Bridge – Newport, NH
  • Pittsburg-Clarksville Bridge – Pittsburg & Clarksville, NH
  • Prentiss Bridge – Langdon, NH
  • Railroad Bridge – Hopkinton, NH
  • River Road Bridge – Pittburg, NH
  • Rowell’s Bridge – Hopkinton, NH
  • Saco River Bridge – Conway, NH
  • Sawyer’s Crossing Bridge – Swanzey, NH
  • Slate Bridge – Swanzey, NH
  • Smith Bridge – Plymouth, NH
  • Squam River Bridge – Ashand, NH
  • Stark Bridge – Stark, NH
  • Sulphite Bridge – Franklin, NH
  • Swift River Bridge – Conway, NH
  • Swiftwater Bridge – Bath, NH
  • The Flume Bridge – Lincoln, NH
  • The Sentinel Pine Bridge – Lincoln, NH
  • Waterloo Bridge – Warner, NH
  • Turkey Jim’s Bridge –
    Campton, NH
  • West Swanzey Bridge –
    Swanzey, NH
  • Whittier Bridge – Ossipee, NH
  • Wright’s Bridge – Newport, NH

In 1994, the State of New Hampshire published a book compiled and edited by Richard G. Marshall documenting the fifty-four historic covered bridges in NH. Over the years, I’d photographed a dozen or so as I traveled around the state. In 2020, the COVID summer, there was little to do. I decided to photograph the rest of the bridges and reshoot a few. This page presents one image of each bridge.,