Bob,

Nice photos and interesting facts.   I have actually seen two covered bridges in CT.  One is in Kent,CT and you can walk through it because it is in a park.  It's interesting to see how many people have written their names & date they were there inside the bridge.  While driving or walking through a covered bridge I can imagine a horse drawn buggy going through this bridge.  Thanks for sharing.

Bob

Thanks for putting this post together.  I've visited at least one of the bridges in Frederick County and also the one in Harford county where I live.  It's great to see members from Washington and Frederick Counties on Active Rain.  We should all make a point of getting together.  The historic district of the town of Frederick is one of my favorite places anywhere. 

Very nice Bob.  These are close enough for me to drive to in an hour or so.  I think I'll take some little ones out one day and show them local history.

Debbie,  Thank you.  I think the bridges are a neat little piece of history. 

Ed, I may eventually get out to see the others.  There is one out your way.  I think an AR get together would be a neat networking idea.

Lenn, Thanks for the compliment, from someone who has probably photographed Maryland and Virginia twice over.  Bring a fishing rod, there are some nice little holes below the bridges. I am sure the little ones would pull out a few.