Neff's Mill Covered Bridge

The red wooden bridge spans 102 feet over Pequea Creek, featuring double Burr arch trusses enhanced with steel hanger rods for structural support.

Originally constructed in 1824 by Christian Brackbill and rebuilt in 1875 by James C. Carpenter, the bridge received its National Register listing in 1980.

The bridge stands as an example of 19th-century engineering methods, displaying traditional construction techniques with its timber framework and protective covering.

Located on Penn Grant Road east of U.S. Route 222, the bridge maintains an overhead clearance of 11 feet and a deck width of 11 feet 7 inches.

Known as the narrowest covered bridge in Lancaster County, it features red paint on both interior and exterior surfaces with white painted approaches.

Location: West Lampeter Township

Location: Strasburg Township

GPS coordinates: 39.97880,-76.22580

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:46