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    Hammond Covered Bridge

    3 Reviews
    #3 of 6 things to do in Pittsford
    Bridges, Sights & Landmarks
    Kendall Hill Rd, Pittsford, VT
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    “Beta of four local bridges”

    Interesting old covered bridge but you can't drive through. It is th longest and best ofthe four in... read more

    Reviewed May 15, 2017
    Anthony S
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    Brisbane, Australia
    “Another VT covered bridge”

    Hammond Bridge, built in 1842 by Asa Norse, closed to vehicular traffic. During the Flood of 1927... read more

    Reviewed June 28, 2016
    David Z
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    Brooklyn, New York, United States
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    3 reviews
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    May 14, 2017
    “Beta of four local bridges”
    Jun 28, 2016
    “Another VT covered bridge”
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    Kendall Hill Rd, Pittsford, VT
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    Reviewed May 15, 2017
    Beta of four local bridges

    Interesting old covered bridge but you can't drive through. It is th longest and best ofthe four in the area. There is a small pull off so that you can have a look. Part of a short drive that takes in all four covered bridges...More

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    Reviewed June 28, 2016
    Another VT covered bridge

    Hammond Bridge, built in 1842 by Asa Norse, closed to vehicular traffic. During the Flood of 1927, the bridge floated more than a mile down Otter Creek. It was undamaged, and was towed back to this site on a barge of empty barrels. Town lattice...More

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