White Covered Bridge in Greene Township, Pennsylvania, spans Whiteley Creek as a historic wooden covered bridge built in 1919. Its 66.5-foot Queenpost truss and gable roof reflect a practical rural bridge design while preserving the enclosed appearance long associated with American covered bridges. By October 1978, it was one of only nine historic covered bridges still standing in Greene County, representing a once more common part of the local road and stream-crossing landscape. Its historical importance was formally recognized in 1979 when it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.