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Jackson Covered Bridge

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Jackson Covered Bridge 1861

Jackson Covered Bridge 1861

Jackson covered bridge

Jackson covered bridge

7911 N Bdale Rd # Cord # 25

Bloomingdale, IN 47832

+1 (765) 569-5413

The Jackson Covered Bridge in Bloomingdale, IN, is a historic wooden bridge that spans Big Raccoon Creek. Built in 1861, it is one of the few remaining covered bridges in Parke County.

This picturesque structure serves as a reminder of a bygone era and provides a charming backdrop for visitors to enjoy the surrounding natural beauty of the area.

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John K E.

12/9/2022

This Single Span Double Burr Arch Truss carries Bloomingdale Road across Sugar Creek. Paving makes this bridge easy to access. It is one of nine covered bridges put up by J.J. Daniels (1861) in...

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Ken N.

10/21/2019

Dating back to the Civil War, this Burr Arch-truss covered bridge was built in 1861. This is one of the oldest and longest bridges in Parke County. It is also unusual because it uses an all...

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