Historic Bridges

The Juniata River Valley has many historic bridges including the Old Stone Arch Bridge over Jacks Creek on the outskirts of Lewistown. Built in 1813, and restored in 2006, it is the oldest single-arch stone bridge in central Pennsylvania.

Juniata County is home to four covered bridges, including the fully restored Pomeroy Academia Covered Bridge – the longest remaining covered bridge in Pennsylvania. The other covered bridges are Lehman’s Bridge near Port Royal; Beaver Covered Bridge, on the Snyder and Juniata County line, which is passable by car; and the Shaffer Covered Bridge in eastern Juniata County, which is on private property but is visible from the road.

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Historic Bridges

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