A Journey Through Time at the Harrisburg Covered Bridge Hidden among the quiet backroads of Sevier County in East Tennessee, the Harrisburg Covered Bridge stands as one of the state’s most enduring historic landmarks. Spanning the East Fork of the Little Pigeon River near Sevierville (near Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg), the bridge is more than… [Read More]
Elizabethton Covered Bridge (Doe Bridge)
Located in the heart of downtown Elizabethton, the Elizabethton Covered Bridge spans 134 feet across Doe River, which is why some people refer to the bridge as Doe Bridge. The historic bridge is the symbol of Elizabethton, depicted in its city seal and welcome sign. The white clapboard bridge was built in 1882 and contains… [Read More]
Bible Covered Bridge
Visiting the Bible Covered Bridge is almost like taking a step back into history. Most covered bridges in Tennessee started out in rural areas and were designed to help reach out of reach areas. Over time cities around them became larger and larger until the once semi-remote covered bridge is now located right in the… [Read More]
Poinsett Bridge
While we were visiting Greenville, we were looking for Campbell’s Covered Bridge. While researching Campbell’s Covered Bridge, we heard about the remains of a historic stone bridge was located a short drive away. Having an interest in historic bridges we set off in search of the bridge. Oldest Bridge in South Carolina Poinsett Bridge, the… [Read More]
Campbell’s Covered Bridge
Last Remaining Covered Bridge in South Carolina Built in 1909, Campbell’s Covered Bridge is the only remaining covered bridge in the State of South Carolina. Built by Charles Irwin Willis, the 38 foot long, 12 foot wide bridge spans Beaverdam Creek. The bridge is named after Alexander Lafayette Campbell, who lived at the site and… [Read More]