Wooden covered bridges have always been threatened by floods, arson and time. We tracked down photos of 23 bridges we lost ...

You may have noticed signs stating that bridges freeze before roads when driving in the cold. However, if it is equally cold everywhere, why do bridges freeze before roads? There are numerous ...

Explore Kentucky's remaining covered bridges. Explore Kentucky's remaining covered bridges. Dave Shuffett talks with author Walter Laughlin about the bridges and his lifelong passion for ...

Do you know why covered bridges are, in fact, covered? So they're covered because they're made out of wood, and wood will rot in the elements.

Something Dutch column reflects on covered bridges in Pennsylvania.

But why do these bridges exist and how many of them are scattered around Pennsylvania? According to Uncovering Pennsylvania, there are approximately 209 covered bridges in Pennsylvania.

DUNMORE, Pa. — Why do covered bridges get covered? Find out in this edition of Wham Cam. Want more Snedeker? Check out Wham Cam on YouTube.

You may have noticed signs stating that bridges freeze before roads when driving in the cold. However, if it is equally cold everywhere, why do bridges freeze before roads? There are numerous ...

Each year, visitors make a point of traveling to Bucks, Chester, and Lancaster counties to tour their scenic collections of covered bridges. Montgomery County, however, has not had a covered ...

Why did we cover bridges in the first place? A covered bridge is exactly what you’d expect: a bridge with a roof and sides, typically wood. We may have added roofs to keep animals calm as water ...

While Indiana does not lead the nation in historic covered bridges -- that's Pennsylvania with 213 -- the state has nearly half that number to explore.

Covered bridges have long been a staple throughout the Northeast. According to the New York State Covered Bridge Society, the state was once home to over 300 covered bridges.