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Catlin Covered Bridge (1907) was relocated to the Parke County Golf Course in 1961

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Catlin covered bridge

Catlin Bridge

On a golf course

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1640 N US Highway 41

Rockville, IN 47872

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The Catlin Covered Bridge, situated in Rockville, IN, is a historic wooden bridge that spans over Sugar Creek. Built in 1903, this picturesque bridge is a popular spot for visitors to admire its charming architecture and peaceful surroundings.

Measuring 197 feet in length, the Catlin Covered Bridge is one of the few remaining covered bridges in Indiana and serves as a reminder of a bygone era. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll across the bridge, appreciating its rustic beauty and the tranquil ambiance it offers.

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Katherine A.

10/16/2024

We had a heck of a time finding this little covered bridge. We drove around in circles before we asked someone at the campground. The Catlin Bridge is located near the southside of a golf course....

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John K E.

12/9/2022

This Single Span Burr Arch Truss was put up by Clark McDaniel in 1907 to carry the Rockville-Rosedale Road across Sunderland Creek north of Catlin. In 1961, it was moved to the Rockville Golf...

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Ken N.

10/12/2019

One of the smaller covered bridges in Parke County was put to good use when it was relocated in 1961 to the Parke County Golf Course. The bridge which is 72' in length is used to span the Bill...

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