Acworth Art Fest wraps up in historic downtown

State of New Hampshire Bridge No. 36 - In 1957, the Town of Pittsburg asked voters to appropriate $500 for repairs to the River Road Bridge. The outcome is unclear, but the town asked for another $500 in 1965. Repairs totaling $500.09 were made in 1966. Records for the Pittsburg covered bridges seem to have been lost to time; if you have information, please reach out. Read more about the bridge in Covered Bridges of New Hampshire, https://coveredbridgesnh.com. #cbnh #kimvarneychandler #newhampsh

Welcome back to the New Hampshire covered bridge series. This is State Covered Bridge Number 6: the Sawyer’s Crossing Bridge, also known as the Cresson Bridge, in Swanzey. Read more in Covered Bridges of New Hampshire, https://coveredbridgesnh.com. #cbnh #kimvarneychandler #newhampshirecoveredbridges #nhcoveredbridge #nhcoveredbridges #coveredbridgesnewhampshire #coveredbridgesnh #coveredbridges #coveredbridgesofnewhampshire #historicpreservationnh #historicpreservation #newhampshireliving #nh #

Welcome back to the New Hampshire covered bridge series. This is State of New Hampshire Covered Bridge Number 5, the West Swanzey Bridge, also known as the Thompson Bridge. It sits right in the center of the village and is another of Swanzey’s four historic covered bridges. #cbnh #kimvarneychandler #newhampshirecoveredbridges #nhcoveredbridge #nhcoveredbridges #coveredbridgesnewhampshire #coveredbridgesnh #coveredbridges #coveredbridgesofnewhampshire #historicpreservationnh #historicpreservation