Keefer Station Covered Bridge spans Shamokin Creek in Upper Augusta Township, Pennsylvania, and stands as a surviving example of 19th-century wooden bridge construction in Northumberland County. Built in 1888, the 109-foot bridge uses the Burr Truss design and represents a traditional covered road bridge type once common on rural American roads. Its preservation reflects the endurance of a form that was long a familiar part of the region’s transportation landscape, and its significance was recognized nationally with its listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.