Adairs Covered Bridge, historic wooden covered bridge located at Southwest Madison Township, Pennsylvania, United States
Adairs Covered Bridge is a wooden structure in Southwest Madison Township that spans Sherman's Creek with a roof and side walls protecting the timber frame. The bridge uses a Burr Truss design with arches and beams to support weight, measuring approximately 150 feet in length with a single driving lane.
The bridge was built in 1864 as a timber structure for rural communities in Pennsylvania. It underwent major repairs in 1919 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980 to protect its historical significance.
Access to the bridge is straightforward from local roads with simple parking nearby on quiet streets. Visit during daylight hours to see the wooden details clearly, and watch your footing on the old timber surface which can be uneven in places.
The bridge is also known as Cisna Mill Covered Bridge, a name derived from local families and places in the area. This alternate name reflects how the structure was woven into the community's daily life and connections across generations.
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