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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Events like these connect the past with the present in a way that history books cannot. They are an ...
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View of the Susquehanna Above Columbia
First Thunder on the River crowds Columbia with classic cars
Photos: Columbia Kettle Works Craft Brewery
Two York County state parks get kudos in Smithsonian Magazine
Columbia’s first Albatwitch Festival remembers the apple-snatching creature of local lore
New music festival coming to York County in August
PHOTOS | Architecture of Columbia, PA
PHOTOS | Wright’s Ferry Mansion – Columbia, PA
New Susquehanna River trail center in Columbia hosts open house
A memorial to a black Civil War hero who died to save the Wrightsville bridge?
Photos: Tales from Pennsylvania’s ‘Museum of Mysteries
Another successful peregrine falcon nesting on Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge
REVIEW | The Turkey Hill Experience – Columbia, PA
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PHOTOS | The Turkey Hill Experience – Columbia, PA
Civil War predominates at Caring for Heritage in Columbia
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REVIEW | The Turkey Hill Experience – Columbia, PA
