A glimpse of the festival

Creek Rd. Bridge was hosted by Conneaut Rotary during the festival (Oct 14-15)

Photo Credit: Rich McBride 

Olin Bridge was hosted by the Ashtabula Dream Center during the festival.

Photo credit: Jim Reuschling

Photo credit: Walter Gunter

The State Rd. Bridge was hosted by the Monroe Fire Dept.

Photo from Jason Coy

South Denmark Bridge was hosted by the Scribbens of Artistic Woodworks with Barn Quilt Trail info, and info about painting barn quilts. 

Photo by Joy Detrick

Benetka Rd. Bridge was hosted by the Sheffield Fire Dept. 

Photo by Jim Reuschling

Harpersfield Bridge did not have it's usual activities during the Festival because of the construction going on. You can access the park from the north or south, but there will be a lot of machinery and pieces of the bridge around, so please be respectful of the worksite if you visit.

Photo credit: Drone Ohio

During the festival Graham Rd. Bridge was hosted by the Pierpont Beautification Committee and the Pierpont Community Action League. 

Photo by Diane Rock

During the festival Doyle Rd Bridge was hosted by BSA Troop 41 of Jefferson. 

Photo by Tom Cornell

Netcher Rd. Bridge was hosted by the Ashtabula Co. Humane Society. 

Photo by Joy Detrick

During the Covered Bridge Festival Caine Road Bridge was hosted by the Krieger family for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The Lenape tribe performed native American dances and drumming. 

Photo by Jim Reuschling

W. Liberty St. Bridge in Geneva was hosted by Helping Hands Farm Animal Rescue. 

Photo credit Walter Gunter

Root Rd Bridge was hosted by Ashtabula Aktion Club (Kiwanis of Ashtabula). They will have baked goods, homemade 

Photo by Joy Detrick

Photo Credit: Michele Victor

Photo Credit: Don Watson

Photo Credit: Michele Victor

Smolen Gulf Bridge was hosted by E. Plymouth Grange. 

Photo by Carole Klaue