Fuller Covered Bridge, also called the Blackfalls Covered Bridge, is a historic wooden covered bridge in Montgomery, Vermont, carrying Fuller Bridge Road over Black Falls Brook. Built in 1890 by brothers Sheldon and Savannah Jewett, it is part of an unusual concentration of local covered bridges attributed to the same builders, who used standardized dimensions and prepared timber at their Montgomery lumberyard. The single-span Town lattice truss bridge reflects the region’s late 19th-century covered-bridge tradition. Though repaired and restored several times after vehicle damage and flood threat, it remains a working rural crossing and a notable part of Montgomery’s historic bridge collection.