Some West Virginia Covered Bridges

Photo by Okey L. King in June, 1998. One of several old covered bridges in the Monroe Greenbrier County Area, Indian Creek Bridge is just a few miles south of Union on scenic U.S. Route 219.

Photo by Okey L. King in August, 1999. This Laurel Creek Bridge in Monroe and the shortest covered bridge in West Virginia.

photo by Okey L King Sr. or Edna King sometime in early 1960s.

This is the Locust Covered Bridge which is a rural road just south of Denmar in Pocahontas County. Just a short distance upstream from the bridge, Locust Creek bursts out of Droop Mountain side a full fledged stream. Actually the stream is formed far beyone the other side Droop as if emerges from from another underground passage. The stream is known by another name on the West side of Droop Mountain.

Bridges from Bygone Years

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> .....The Bridge at Caldwell. This is the third span. Two ealier spans were burned: one by the ferry people and one by the Confederates.

.....This a detail of an old photo that shows the old bridge at Ronceverte. The replacement of this bridge has now been replaced. The same can be said for the bridge at Caldwell.

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