Worrall Covered Bridge

The Worrall Covered Bridge spans 82 feet across the Williams River, featuring a Town lattice truss design supported by stone abutments with concrete reinforcement.

Constructed in 1870 by local master builder Sanford Granger, the bridge received recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in July 1973.

The bridge stands as the last remaining 19th-century covered bridge in Rockingham, following the loss of Hall Bridge and Bartonsville Bridge in recent decades.

Located on Williams Road north of Vermont Route 103, the bridge includes vertical board siding with openings on the south side for enhanced traffic visibility.

The structure incorporates a wooden ramp at its northwest entrance, an uncommon feature among covered bridges of this period.

Location: Rockingham

GPS coordinates: 43.21160,-72.53576

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:46