Robyville Bridge

Robyville Bridge in Corinth, Maine, is a rare surviving 19th-century covered bridge that still carries traffic across Kenduskeag Stream. Built in 1876 in the Robyville area, a long-time sawmill community with roots in the late 18th century, it preserves traditional bridge construction in a single-span modified Howe truss design on granite abutments. Later rehabilitation helped keep it in active use, and its significance as both a working bridge and an important example of Maine civil engineering was recognized by its listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970 and its designation as a Maine Historic Civil Engineering Landmark in 2002.

Levant, Maine · United States