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Howe Covered Bridge, Tunbridge, Vermont

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Howe Tunbridge Ira Mudget, Edward Wells & Chauncey Tenney, 1879 Multiple Kingpost, 74′, spanning First Branch White River on Belknap Brook

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Schoolhouse Covered Bridge, Lyndon, Vermont

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Schoolhouse Lyndon J.C.Jones, designer; Lee Goodell, builder, 1879 Queenpost, 42′, spanning South Branch Passumpsic River on South Wheelock Branch Road, just

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Brown’s River Covered Bridge, Westford, Vermont

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Village Waitsfield Covered Bridge, Waitsfield, Vermont

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West Arlington Covered Bridge, Arlington, Vermont

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Tinmouth, Vermont, New England USA

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About Tinmouth, Vermont Rutland County Chartered: September 15, 1761 (New Hampshire Grant) Area: 18,167 Acres = 28.39 Square Miles [

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St. Albans, Vermont, New England USA

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Brattleboro, Vermont, New England USA

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Townshend, Vermont, New England USA

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