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Baltimore Covered Bridge Springfield, VT |
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The Baltimore Covered Bridge was originally built by Granville Leland and Dennis Allen in 1870 over Great Brook in Springfield Vermont, leading to the hamlet of Baltimore. It is a small bridge, only 37 feet long.
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In 1970, the bridge was retired and moved to the Eureka Schoolhouse State Historic Site, where it exists today, by the side of Route 106 in Springfield VT., as a tourist attraction.
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The bridge no longer crosses a brook, just this hollow, created to display the bridge.
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The bridge was built with the patented Town Lattice design, as are most covered bridges.
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The bridge sits next to the restored Eureka Schoolhouse, built in 1790. In this picture the bridge appears to the left.
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