
Originally crossing Roaring Creek, the Beeson Covered Bridge was moved to this location in December 1979. It is a single span Burr Arch covered bridge that was built in 1906 by the Frankfurt...
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The Beeson Covered Bridge, originally located in Parke County, Indiana, was built in 1906 by the Frankfort Construction Company. This historic Burr Arch covered bridge was moved to its current location in Billie Creek Village in December 1979, where it now stands as a pedestrian-only bridge over Williams Creek.
Named after the nearby Beeson family, the Beeson Covered Bridge is a significant contributing property to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. With a length of 55 feet and a width of 16 feet, this charming bridge offers visitors a glimpse into Indiana's rich covered bridge heritage.
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Originally crossing Roaring Creek, the Beeson Covered Bridge was moved to this location in December 1979. It is a single span Burr Arch covered bridge that was built in 1906 by the Frankfurt...
Cute bridge that you can use to access the historic town. There are quite a few plaques before, on, and beyond the bridge that you can read to learn more about the structure and Beeson.
Beeson bridge: this Single Span Burr Arch Truss design was built by the Frankfort Construction Co. in 1906 to carry what is now County Road 200N across Roaring Creek. It was moved in 1979-80 to...
The Beeson Covered Bridge was built in 1906 and moved to its current location (one mile away from where it originally stood) in 1980. It's just up the toad from Rockville's town square and served...
This is the first of the covered bridges you will find in Billie Creek Village (a pioneer village near Rockville). Although the mailing address for the park is listed as Billie Creek Road, you...