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Westford, Vermont 05494

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At Westford Covered Bridge in Westford, Vermont. Also known as the Browns River Bridge, it was completed in 1838 using the Burr Arch Truss system. It was bypassed in the 1960s and was restored by Milton Graton in 1987.

Four Cows, Westford, Vermont

Westford, Vermont

Rollin Irish Farm, Westford, Vermont

1840 White Church, Westford, Vermont

Interior View of Brown’s River Covered Bridge in Westford, Vermont. Spanning Brown’s River.

Downstream view from Brown’s River Covered Bridge in Westford, Vermont. Spanning Brown’s River.

Brown’s River Covered Bridge in Westford, Vermont, has been bypassed for as long as I remember—and that goes back to the 1970s. Spanning Brown’s River. It was restored about twenty years ago.

Usually the arch stays on the inside. Brown’s River Covered Bridge in Westford, Vermont. Spanning Brown’s River.

Rev. John Woodward. Chaplain. Atop Civil War Monument in Westford, Vermont.

Civil War Monument. Westford, Vermont. Erected in 1911.

Side view of Civil War Monument in Westford, Vermont. Instead of a soldier being depicted, a minister from town who served as a chaplain during the war is the subject.

Side view of Civil War Monument in Westford, Vermont.

Rear of Civil War Monument in Westford, Vermont.

Civil War Monument. Westford, Vermont. Unlike most monuments, this one depicts a minister from Westford who served as a chaplain during the war.

Brown’s River Covered Bridge in Westford, Vermont. Spanning Brown’s River.

Browns River Covered Bridge, also called the Westford Covered Bridge

Browns River Covered Bridge, also called the Westford Covered Bridge

Browns River Covered Bridge, also called the Westford Covered Bridge

Browns River Covered Bridge, also called the Westford Covered Bridge

Browns River Covered Bridge, also called the Westford Covered Bridge

E. got himself a lightsaber

E. got himself a lightsaber

E. got himself a lightsaber

E. got himself a lightsaber

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