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Lemington, Vermont 05903

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Columbia Covered Bridge. Spanning Connecticut River. Columbia, New Hampshire. Built in 1912 using the Howe Truss system, the 146’ bridge extends into Lemington, Vermont. The state line follows the low water mark on the far bank.

Columbia Covered Bridge. Spanning Connecticut River. Columbia, New Hampshire/Lemington, Vermont. Built in 1912 using the Howe Truss system. NRHP designated in 1976.

Columbia Covered Bridge is open on the upstream side and closed on the downstream side. Taken from the Columbia, New Hampshire, side of the 1912 span.

Interior. Columbia Covered Bridge. Columbia, New Hampshire. Lemington, Vermont is on the opposite bank of the Connecticut River.

Columbia Covered Bridge. Columbia, New Hampshire. Spanning Connecticut River to Lemington, Vermont. This view shows the closed side and the open side of the 1912 bridge. NRHP designated in 1976.

Columbia bridge

Columbia Bridge

Old town hall, Lemington, VT

5-Columbia Covered Bridge - Spanning the Connecticut River between Columbia, N.H. and Lemington, VT - New Hampshire side

Columbia Bridge, Lemington, VT, and Columbia, NH

Monadnock Mountain, Lemington, VT

Monadnock Mountain

Monadnock Mountain

Monadnock Mountain

Monadnock Mountain

Columbia Covered Bridge in Lemington, Vermont. Spanning Connecticut River. NRHP listed in 1976. Built in 1912 using the Howe Truss System.

Columbia Covered Bridge spanning Connecticut River. Lemington, Vermont. NRHP listed in 1976. Paul Chandler June 2018.

Columbia Covered Bridge from Lemington, Vermont. Spanning Connecticut River. NRHP listed in 1976. Built in 1912 using the Howe Truss system.

Columbia Bridge, Lemington, Vermont

Columbia Bridge in Lemington, Vermont. Built in 1912 using the Howe Truss system. Spanning Connecticut River. NRHP designated in 1976. Instamatic photo taken summer 1978.

Columbia Covered Bridge

Columbia Covered Bridge - Lemington, Vermont

Columbia Covered Bridge - Lemington, Vermont

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