Cedar Bridge, formally known as the Casper Bridge, was one of the last covered bridges built in the county. It was originally built in 1883 by H.P. Jones over the North River, reportedly after he completed the Roseman Bridge so he could resolve some framing difficulties. The bridge carried traffic until 1920, when it was moved to its present site over Cedar Creek. It continued in use there until 1964, when another bridge bypassed it. Built for just $2,965, it remained the only covered bridge still open to traffic. On September 3, 2002, the original bridge was destroyed by arson. In 2004, an exact replica was built by Herberger Construction Company to replace it, and the new bridge opened to traffic on August 23, 2004.