Kymulga Mill and Covered Bridge preserve a Civil War-era mill site and creek crossing along an older travel route near Childersburg, Alabama. Built in 1861, the 105-foot covered bridge carried traffic toward the Old Georgia Road and is one of only two surviving 19th-century covered bridges in Alabama still standing at its original location. The nearby four-story gristmill was begun in 1864 by G. E. Morris for Confederate Major George H. Forney, survived wartime destruction that claimed many regional mills, and continued operating for years. Restored in 1974, both structures were listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and remain part of Kymulga Park.