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Creamery or Centerville, Windham County

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Inventory Number: VT/45-13-01
County: Windham County
Township: Brattleboro
Town/Village:
Bridge Name: Creamery or Centerville
Crosses: Whetstone River
Truss type: Town
Spans: 1
Length: 80'
Roadway Width:
Built: 1879
Builder: A. H. Wright
When Lost: standing
Cause:
Latitude: N42 50.985
Longitude: W072 35.157
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Directions: 0.3 miles west of jct I-91 (Exit 2) on VT9 then 320 feet left on Guilford St. to parking on right.

Creamery or Centerville Bridge, Brattleboro, Windham County, VT Built 1879
Richard E. Roy Collection


Creamery or Centerville Bridge, Brattleboro, Windham County, VT Built 1879
Richard E. Roy Collection


Creamery or Centerville Bridge, Brattleboro, Windham County, VT Built 1879
Richard E. Roy Collection


Creamery or Centerville Bridge, Brattleboro, Windham County, VT Built 1879
Bill Caswell Photo


Creamery or Centerville Bridge, Brattleboro, Windham County, VT Built 1879
Todd Clark Collection

Comments:
This bridge was built to replace a structure lost to a freshet the previous November at a cost of $1037.80. The bridge was depicted on the 1886 Brattleboro Panoramic Map. A covered sidewalk was added in 1917. In 2010, the road was relocated to the east and the bridge bypassed. It is no longer open to vehicular traffic.
Sources:
Allen, Richard S. & Morse Victor. Windham County's Famous Covered Bridges, 1960, pages 6-7
Evans, Benjamin D. & June R.. New England's Covered Bridges, 2004, Pages 293-294
National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges. World Guide to Covered Bridges, 2021, page 150

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