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Recreation and Re-creation |
The Cornish-Windsor Bridge spans the Connecticut River on the border between New Hampshire and Vermont. It was built in 1866 and, at 460 ft., remains the longest two-span covered bridge in the country. The Bridge is also the longest wooden bridge in the country and remains open to two-way traffic. The first photo is dated 1943.
