Belle Hall Covered Bridge stood east of Croton in Bennington Township, Ohio, crossing the little Otter Fork as a single-span wooden truss built in 1879. Named for nearby resident Belle Hall, it was notable as a rare survivor of a once-common bridge type in an area that had previously contained many such crossings. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1976, but collapsed in 1999, by which time only seven covered bridges remained in Licking County out of about 80 that had once existed. A modern girder bridge replaced it, incorporating a wooden deck and supports salvaged from the historic structure.