Creamery Covered Bridge, Brattleboro

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The Creamery Covered Bridge is a historic covered bridge in West Brattleboro, Vermont. Now closed to traffic, the Town lattice truss bridge formerly carried Guilford Road across Whetstone Brook, just south of Vermont Route 9. Built in 1879, it is Brattleboro's last surviving 19th-century covered bridge.

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By R S

This old but we’ll maintained bridge is worth a visit! The woodwork structure is beautiful and has a built on walkway (1917). The bridge is no longer actually driven upon and is a great photo op with.... more

This old but we’ll maintained bridge is worth a visit! The woodwork structure is beautiful and has a built on walkway (1917). The bridge is no longer actually driven upon and is a great photo op with.... more »
By Christina B

Great stop along the Highway. Easy to find. You can not drive across, but there is a foot bridge portion you can cross. It’s a pretty covered bridge.

Great stop along the Highway. Easy to find. You can not drive across, but there is a foot bridge portion you can cross. It’s a pretty covered bridge. more »

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By Stacy Litchford

This is a really neat covered bridge from 1879. VT is known as the state of covered bridges and has many across the state. I went to this one in the southern part of the state because it was near a few destinations in Brattleboro that I planned to also visit. There's plenty of parking options and a highly rated sandwich shop nearby.

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By Michael Coote

The bridge was very picturesque however there wasn't much to see besides the bridge, which was right off of a main road - unless you were making a point of visiting covered bridges. The bridge in and of itself was not remarkable but the area was well maintained, there was plenty of parking and you didn't have to cross any streets to visit the bridge which made it a nice stop. We were the only ones there and visited for about 30 minutes - which was plenty of time to enjoy the bridge and the surrounding scenery while taking a few pictures.

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