This 1968 drawing shows the location, side elevation, and front elevation of the Cumberland Covered Bridge.
This 1968 drawing shows the location, side elevation, and front elevation of the Cumberland Covered Bridge.
Courtesy of Library of Congress
This scenic covered bridge dates back to 1877. Fun fact: In 1913 a flood washed the bridge almost a mile downstream, but it survived in sufficiently good shape for a team of horses, a winch and some rollers to carry the bridge back to its foundation, where it was repaired.
This 1968 drawing shows the location, side elevation, and front elevation of the Cumberland Covered Bridge.
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