This bridge is located on Route 24 about 14 miles south of the junction of Route US 1 and 24.

As Maine's bridges become older and the state continues its effort to maintain a modern transportation system, a concerted effort is also made to preserve bridges of historical significance or unique design or construction.

The following bridges fall under this heading:

This bridge is the only completely shingled covered bridge in the state and was built in 1876.

The Porter-Parsonsfield Bridge was built by the towns of Porter and Parsonsfield as a joint project over the Ossipee River in 1859.

This bridge, built in 1868, is 70 feet long and spans the Ellis River. It has Paddleford trusses and is Maine's shortest covered bridge.

Hemlock Bridge, built in 1857, is a 109 foot Paddleford truss strengthened with laminated wooden arches. It was built on granite abutments since it was located in a floodplain.