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Covered bridges are highly popular as Americana, but their preservation for modern traffic is a challenging task. Joseph D. Conwill describes the history of covered bridges in America as they developed from traditional timber framing inherited from medieval times, into structures designed for the motorized traffic of the early twentieth century. He tells of efforts to keep covered bridges in service as much of the rural landscape has changed into a suburban one in recent decades, and describes briefly where they may be found.
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