Crooks Covered Bridge is a historic covered road bridge over Little Raccoon Creek near Rockville, Indiana. Built in 1855–1856 by Henry Wolf as a single-span Burr Arch Truss, it reflects a common 19th-century American bridge design and later earned listing on the National Register of Historic Places. Parts of its early history remain uncertain, but it was moved from its original location sometime after 1863, likely after an old road was abandoned. Conflicting accounts attribute the move to flood damage, a changing creek course, or a rebuilding in 1867. Despite later flood repairs, it remains an important part of the Rockville area's covered-bridge and transportation heritage.