Welcome back to the New Hampshire covered bridge series. This is State of New Hampshire Covered Bridge Number 5, the West Swanzey Bridge, also known as the Thompson Bridge. It sits right in the center of the village and is another of Swanzey’s four historic covered bridges. #cbnh #kimvarneychandler #newhampshirecoveredbridges #nhcoveredbridge #nhcoveredbridges #coveredbridgesnewhampshire #coveredbridgesnh #coveredbridges #coveredbridgesofnewhampshire #historicpreservationnh #historicpreservation

The Honeymoon Covered Bridge in Jackson, New Hampshire, is one of the White Mountains’ most photographed landmarks. Built in 1876, it gracefully spans the Ellis River at the entrance to town, greeting visitors with its iconic red frame. The bridge earned its romantic name thanks to the tradition of couples passing through it after their wedding at the nearby Wentworth Inn. Its wooden trusses and classic New England design make it a lasting symbol of the region’s charm, as well as a favorite stop

🚩 A Glimpse Into Fremont’s Past — The Covered Bridge Over the Sandusky River (1860s) Here’s a look back at one of Fremont’s early landmarks — the old covered wooden bridge that once crossed the Sandusky River long before the modern structures we know today. This photograph dates to around 1862, capturing a moment in time when horse-drawn wagons, wooden decking, and slow travel set the pace of daily life. If you look closely above the entrance, you’ll see a warning painted across the top. It rea