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Rupert Covered Bridge
Covered Bridges by D E Schuppert

Rupert Covered Bridge

Rupert Bridge is located between the town of Bloomsburg and Montour township in Columbia County. Spanning Fishing Creek, it is on Twp. Rte. 449, off 4001, and near Pa. Rte. 42, in the village of Rupert. The Rupert bridge is closed to traffic and in good shape. The bridge is in need of minor repairs. Costing $1,637.00, the Rupert Bridge was built in 1847 by Jesse W. Beard. It was named after the nearby village, which was settled by Leonard Rupert in 1788. Rupert established a ferry across the river and his home became a popular stopping off place for travelers. Structure length of bridge 185 feet. Fort McClure historical site and the Bloomsburg Fair grounds are located on the same road.


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