Hannah Bridge is a covered road bridge in Linn County, Oregon, carrying Burmester Creek Road over Thomas Creek near Jordan. Built in 1936, the 105-foot span is one of three surviving covered bridges along Thomas Creek, alongside Shimanek Bridge and Gilkey Bridge. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979, reflecting the continued importance of covered bridges in Oregon’s rural landscape. The bridge takes its name from pioneer John Joseph Hannah, who came to Oregon in 1853, claimed 151 acres between Thomas Creek and Bilyeu Creek, and built one of the area’s first sawmills, tying the site to early settlement and timber history.