Mecca Bridge

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4700 W Wabash St
Mecca, IN 47860

Mecca Bridge is a local establishment in Fairbanks, IN that offers a unique and welcoming atmosphere for visitors to enjoy.

With a focus on community engagement and cultural enrichment, Mecca Bridge provides a space for individuals to gather, connect, and create lasting memories.

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4.53 reviews
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Bruce K.
7/12/2024

A single-span Burr Arch Truss covered bridge, the Mecca Covered Bridge spans the Big Raccoon Creek near Mecca Indiana. It is 176 feet long with a width of 17 feet. 12.5 feet of clearance which...

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John K E.
12/8/2022

Constructed in 1873 by J.J. Daniels (one of his nine covered bridges in the county), this Single Span Burr Arch Truss crosses Raccoon Creek in Mecca. Now out of service, it sits alongside Wabash...

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Ken N.
10/17/2019

One of the longer, most easily accessible covered bridges in Parke County is Mecca Covered Bridge, just northeast of the Town of Mecca. Located on the Red Route of the Parke County Bridge Trail,...

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