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A bridge has likely stood on this site since the mid-1700's. In the mid-1800's, the earlier bridge was washed out and replaced with a boxed pony truss-style wooden bridge, similar in structure to a covered bridge. By 1930, this bridge had been completely rebuilt with new materials while following the old design, and it is now one of only two bridges of its style still standing in Hillsborough County.
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Wilton, New Hampshire · United States
