Mill Covered Bridge (Tunbridge, Vermont)

The Mill Covered Bridge (Tunbridge, Vermont) is a historic wooden covered bridge carrying Town Highway 51 across the First Branch White River in Tunbridge, Vermont. One of five covered bridges within the town, it is a contributing property to the Tunbridge Village Historic District. The bridge's construction date is believed to be 1883, though some sources suggest an earlier date. It is a Howe truss bridge, characterized by its diagonal wooden timbers in opposing directions and vertical iron rods. The bridge's namesake, the Mill, refers to a historic grist mill that once stood nearby. It is a popular tourist attraction and a significant element of Tunbridge's historical landscape. The bridge has undergone several repairs and restorations throughout its history to maintain its structural integrity. It is open to vehicular traffic, with posted weight limits.