Sachs covered bridge

PA's got a lot of weird, gruesome history.

Located on Waterworks Road in Gettysburg is one of the most haunted bridges in Gettysburg we have ever visited. We have been out to the bridge many times, but this blog post will talk about the most recent visit we made in July of 2018.Like I mentioned, we have been to the bridge several times. We even took a ghost tour out to the bridge once. There are so many paranormal claims near and around this bridge that the draw for paranormal investigators and thrill seekers out to the there that

This is photo I took of Sachs Covered Bridge in Gettysburg, P

There are four historic covered bridges near Gettysburg in Adams County, PA. Find out more information about visiting these bridges, as well as their history and a few great photos of each.

The Haunted Covered Bridge In Pennsylvania That Will Give You Chills

Happy October! ? ? ? I decided to kick off the spookiest month of the year with a visit to Sachs Covered Bridge in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Whether or not you are a believer in ghosts and spirits, the story behind this bride is really interesting. Here is everything you need to know about one of the most haunted

Sachs Bridge in Gettysburg catching the morning sun. Built in 1854 by David Stoner, Sachs Covered Bridge spans Marsh Creek in Cumberland Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania. This county-owned bridge, rebuilt after a devastating storm, which washed it from its abutment in June, 1996, is 100' long, and is located not far behind the right flank of the Confederate artillery line which participated in the pre-charge barrage of July 3, 1863. Portions of the Confederate Army used the bridge to…

The Stark Covered Bridge uses a Paddleford truss design, a support structure created by builder Peter Paddleford in the 19th century | archdigest.com

These photos are guaranteed to get you in the fall spirit.

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