This was the last wooden covered bridge (prior ones were destroyed in 1832 and 1863) to connect Columbia and Wrightsville, it was replaced by a steel-truss bridge that would last until being dismantled when the Route 30 bridge was built in 1972.
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The Central National Bank building in downtown Columbia, PA. Photo © visitpadutchcountry.com.
For a detailed review of The Turkey Hill Experience click here.
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UPDATE: Click the link to read my in depth review of The Turkey Hill Experience.
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A memorial to a black Civil War hero who died to save the Wrightsville bridge?
