Red Covered Bridge

Red Covered Bridge is a historic wooden covered bridge in Liverpool Township near Liverpool, Pennsylvania. Built in 1886, it spans Bargers Run with a 55-foot King post truss and reflects the character of a small rural road bridge. Its importance rests in both its late-19th-century construction and its preservation as a compact example of a traditional wooden bridge type. Recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980 affirmed its place within Pennsylvania’s surviving covered-bridge heritage.

Pennsylvania · United States