Wooden Treasures: Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Early Bridges Across the Delaware. 9
America’s First Covered Bridges. 11
The Great Delaware River Covered Bridges. 19
Changes on the Delaware River 29
Building Bridges Within Bucks County. 35
Ithiel Town: Bridge Pioneer 37
Bucks County’s Early Interior Covered Bridges. 40
Saving Bucks County’s Covered Bridges. 49
Bucks County’s Current Covered Bridges. 61
South Perkasie (1832; Moved in 1958) 90
The Lost Delaware River Bridges. 101
Center Bridge (1814 - 1923) 102
Frenchtown (Alexandria) (1844 - 1933) 105
Lumberville-Raven Rock (1855-1947) 112
Milford-Upper Black Eddy (1842-1933) 115
New Hope-Lambertville (1814-1903) 118
Point Pleasant-Byram (1855 - 1892) 122
Taylorsville (Washington’s Crossing) (1834-1903) 126
Upper Trenton or Calhoun Street Bridge (1861-1882) 129
Yardleyville-Wilburtha (1837 - 1903) 132
Bucks County’s Lost Covered Bridges. 135
Chain (or Wolf) (1832 - 1932) 140
County Line – Line Lexington (1835 - 1936) 144
County Line - Telford (1849 - 1932) 146
Darrah's Mill (Unknown - 1930) 148
Holland Station (1838-1933) 154
Kintnersville (Demolished 1921) 156
Kratz's Mill (1848 - 1930) 158
Krout's Mill (Demolished 1938) 159
North Branch (1843 - 1920) 165
Point Pleasant (1850-1922) 168
Randt's Mill (Demolished in 1925) 170
Rufe's Mill (dates unknown) 174
Spring Garden Mill (1872 - 1955) 175
Steeley's or Branch Road (1843 - 1939) 177
Stover-Myers Mill (1857-1906) 179
Unionville (Demolished 1932) 180
Worthington's Mill (1874 - 1954) 183
Appendix A. Location Maps. 185