File:Valley Forge Bridge.JPG
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English: Knox Covered Bridge in Valley Forge National Historical Park across Valley Run (creek) near Lord Stirling's Quarters. On (or at the end of) Yellow Springs Road as it joins Valley Creek Road (PA 252). Confusingly, the last bit of Yellow Springs Road, and part of 252 are also known as Baptist Road. Built 1865, with a Burr Truss (see [1]) The bridge is one lane, but is quite actively used. Steel understructure has been added. In Tredyffrin Township, Chester County PA . File:Valley Forge Bridge 2 gives side view. This is a contributing structure in the NRHP listing for the Valley Forge Historic District. See also http://www.tredyffrin.org/pdf/harb/sitesurvey.pdf . I donate this photo to the public domain. |
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| current | 23:11, 8 January 2010 | | 3,273 × 2,901 (2.9 MB) | Smallbones | {{Information |Description={{en|1=Covered Bridge in Valley Forge National Historical Park across Valley Run (creek) near Lord Sterling's Headquarters. On (or at the end of) Yellow Springs Road as it joins Valley Creek Road (PA 252). The bridge is one la |
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