Daniel Good's Fording Covered Bridge

Daniel Good's Fording Covered Bridge was a covered road bridge in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, on the boundary between Pequea Township and Providence Township. Built in 1855, it reflected the region's tradition of durable wooden covered bridges that supported rural travel and local crossings. Although the bridge no longer stands in its original location, part of its significance lies in what followed: in 1962, material from it was incorporated into the Willow Hill Covered Bridge, alongside material from Miller's Farm Covered Bridge. Its history connects a 19th-century local crossing to a later effort to preserve and reuse covered-bridge materials in Lancaster County.

Pennsylvania · United States