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Scio, Oregon 97374

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Shimanek Covered Bridge. Built in 1966 spanning Thomas Creek. Scio, Oregon.
Shimanek Covered Bridge. Spanning Thomas Creek. Scio, Oregon.
Interior. Shimanek Covered Bridge. Spanning Thomas Creek. Scio, Oregon.
Shimanek Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon. Spanning Thomas Creek. Built in 1966 using the Howe Truss system. The 130’ span was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987 despite its age. It replaced an earlier bridge on the site.
Gilkey Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon.
Gilkey Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon.
Gilkey Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon.
Interior. Gilkey Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon.
Downstream view from Gilkey Covered Bridge in Scio, Oregon. Spanning Thomas Creek.
Gilkey Covered Bridge in Scio, Oregon. One of three covered bridges spanning Thomas Creek. Built in 1939, and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987.
Gilkey Covered Bridge in Scio, Oregon. Spanning Thomas Creek. Built in 1939 using the Howe Truss system. The 120’ span was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987.
At Gilkey Covered Bridge in Scio, Oregon.
Riverview Community Hall. Scio, Oregon. Built c. 1910.
Mossy Limb. Scio, Oregon.
Hannah Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon.
Hannah Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon. Spanning Thomas Creek. Built in 1936.
At Hannah Covered Bridge in Scio, Oregon.
Hannah Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon.
Mock Orange. Scio, Oregon.
Hannah Covered Bridge in Scio, Oregon. Spanning Thomas Creek.
Upstream view from Hannah Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon. Built in 1936. Spanning Thomas Creek.
Downstream view from Hannah Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon State Capitol. Spanning Thomas Creek. Built in 1936.
Interior. Hannah Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon. Built in 1936.
Hannah Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon. Built in 1936. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.
Hannah Covered Bridge. Scio, Oregon. The 1936 span was built using the Howe Truss system. Spanning Thomas Creek, the 105’ bridge was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.
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