Harry Evans Covered Bridge
The 65 foot long Harry Evans Covered Bridge spans the small Rock Run Creek 1/2 mile from the town of Coxville. This bridge is still open to vehicular traffic on this out-of-the-way gravel road, but a concrete ford built just downstream allows larger farm vehicles to cross the creek.
Built in 1908 using a single span Burr Arch design, the bridge gets its name from the farmer who owned the land near the bridge at the time.
This covered bridge was in the most peaceful area of all the bridges we visited. So remote and quiet, we could have spent hours with our feet in the creek and probably would not have seen another person.
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