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https://www.thephysicaltherapyadvisor.com/mta/ The Cutler-Donahoe Bridge is the only remaining covered bridge in Madison County, Iowa to have two names. The bridges were usually named after the family that lived the closest, but both the Cutlers and the Donahoes demanded naming rights. Guess they didn’t have bidding wars back then.

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follow This bridge was built in 1870 by Eli Cox. It is 79 feet in length. It was originally located over the North River near Bevington. It was moved to its present site in Winterset’s City Park in 1970 for preservation.

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  1. https://www.appliquecafeblog.com/raggy/ That’s another beauty! I’m so glad to see they being preserved. I wish I could have been around to help build one!

  2. suehenryphotography says

    Order Ambien Online I’ve so enjoyed the covered bridge series. I looked up the location of Madison County, Iowa to determine if it was close enough to “home” to visit one of these days. Sigh…looks farther than a “day trip.”

  3. follow Love the first image and how you captured the light filtering thru…the one person walking. Wonderful mood!