Robyville Bridge, Covered bridge in Penobscot County, Maine, United States.
Robyville Bridge is a covered wooden bridge that crosses Kenduskeag Stream in Penobscot County, Maine. It features wooden shingles covering its exterior walls and sits on substantial stone foundations.
Built in 1876, this bridge represents one of the oldest surviving examples of its type in Maine. It has continued to serve regional transportation needs since its construction.
The bridge received designation as a Maine Historic Civil Engineering Landmark in 2002, marking its significance in regional transportation development.
The bridge remains open to vehicle traffic and can be reached via Covered Bridge Road. A restoration completed in the 1980s preserved the structure for continued use.
The bridge uses a modified truss design featuring doubled support posts and cross bracing in its internal structure. The large granite blocks forming the base reveal the skilled stonework of the 1800s.
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