Landis Mill Covered Bridge

The Landis Mill Covered Bridge spans across Little Conestoga Creek with wooden construction and single arch design measuring 40 feet in length.

Construction of this bridge was completed in 1873 by builder Elias McMellen at a cost of 969 dollars following a court determination of necessity.

The bridge and adjacent three-story stone mill represent the transportation and agricultural development of Lancaster County during the nineteenth century.

Located on Shreiner Station Road, the bridge connects routes between Harrisburg Turnpike and Petersburg Turnpike while remaining open to vehicle traffic.

This structure stands as Lancaster County's shortest covered bridge and represents the only remaining example of king post truss construction in the region.

Location: East Hempfield Township

Location: Manheim Township

GPS coordinates: 40.06800,-76.34480

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29