Scott Covered Bridge is a historic wooden covered bridge in Center Township near Rogersville, Greene County, Pennsylvania. Built in 1885 over Ten Mile Creek, the 41-foot bridge is a small rural road span using a Queenpost truss, a traditional timber form common on short covered bridges. Its raised-seam tin-covered gable roof helped protect the wooden structure from weather and wear. By October 1978, only nine historic covered bridges remained in Greene County, underscoring the area's connection to this once-common bridge type. Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979 recognized both its age and its place in Pennsylvania's covered-bridge heritage.