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Cilleyville - Bog Covered Bridge - No.16

The Cilleyville Bridge presently rests on a steel frame work designed to support the bridge while it awaits funds to be raised for it's repair and resturation. The bridge is 53'0" long and spanns Pleasent Brook on Andover, New Hampshire.

Update October 2002

This bridge is currently being restored. Expected to be completed by the end of the year, when finished it is expected to utilize 40% of the original materials. All of the siding and the roof have been removed as reported in a recent article in the Manchester Union Leader.

Update Novenber 29, 2002

With outer surfaces and roof stripped, new support members are replacing the old.

December 24, 2002

New photos show all of the roof structure now removed.

April 18, 2003

Almost completely restored.

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Dave20-Nov-2006 04:08
Nice job documenting the restoration John. It's encouraging to see that there are still people out there that have in interest in preserving a part of the history of New Hampshire.

Regards,
Dave
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