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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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Giorgetti Covered Bridge, Pittsfield, Vermont

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Giorgetti Pittsfield Privately owned Builder and date unknown Spanning Tweed River, adjacent to Route 100 about .5 mile south of Pittsfield

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Moxley Chelsea Covered Bridge, Chelsea, Vermont

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Emily’s Covered Bridge, Stowe, Vermont

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Greenbanks Hollow Covered Bridge, Danville, Vermont

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Glastenbury, Vermont, New England USA

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About Glastenbury, Vermont Bennington County Chartered: August 20, 1761 (New Hampshire Grant) Area: 28,424 Acres = 44.41 Square Miles [ Size Rank:

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Woodstock, Vermont, New England USA

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Orwell, Vermont, New England USA

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Canaan, Vermont, New England USA

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