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Inventory Number: PA/38-50-11
County: Perry County
Township: Toboyne
Town/Village: New Germantown
Bridge Name: New Germantown
Crosses: Sherman Creek
Truss type: Multiple King & Polygonal Arch
Spans: 1
Length: 74'-6" overall, 64'-4" span
Roadway Width: 13'-2"
Built: 1891
Builder: John W.Fry
When Lost: standing
Cause:
Latitude: N40 18.407
Longitude: W077 34.090
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Directions: 3.7 miles west-southwest of jct PA17 and Blain on PA274 (W. Main St.), then 0.2 miles left on Lower Buck Ridge Rd. Southeast edge of New Germantown.
Comments: 8-panel truss.

New Germantown Bridge, Toboyne, Perry County, PA. Built 1891
© Lisa Plamondon


New Germantown Bridge, Toboyne, Perry County, PA. Built 1891
Bill Caswell Photo, July 26, 2013


New Germantown Bridge, Toboyne, Perry County, PA. Built 1891
Bill Caswell Photo, July 26, 2013


New Germantown Bridge, Toboyne, Perry County, PA. Built 1891
Bill Caswell Photo, May 3, 2015

Sources:
Evans, Benjamin D. & June R.. Pennsylvania's Covered Bridges, 2001, page 228
Moll, Fred J.. Pennsylvania's Covered Bridges - Our Heritage, 2004, pages 120-121
Kipphorn, Thomas. Information received by email, August 2006
National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges. World Guide to Covered Bridges, 2021, page 125

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