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PA-COVERED BRIDGE 2020.9.14#0233.2. The Frankenfield Bridge over Tinicum Creek on Cafferty Road in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
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PA-COVERED BRIDGE 2020.9.14#0233.2. The Frankenfield Bridge over Tinicum Creek on Cafferty Road in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

  • PA-COVERED BRIDGE 2016.5.15#094. The Frankenfield Bridge over the Tinicum Creek. Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-COVERED BRIDGE 2016.5.15#095.3 Interior view of construction in the Frankenfield Bridge. Hollowhorn Rd., Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-COVERED BRIDGE 2020.9.14#0230.5. The Frankenfield bridge is a planked town lattice truss design patented in 1820. It spans Tinicum creek on Cafferty road in Tinicum Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-COVERED BRIDGE 2020.9.14#0233.2. The Frankenfield Bridge over Tinicum Creek on Cafferty Road in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-DELAWARE RIVER VIADUCT1 2019.7.14#066.1. View of the Delaware River from the Viaduct at Mount Bethel, Pennsylvania. Photo by my Granddaughter Karisa Smith.
  • PA-DELAWARE RIVER VIADUCT2-2019.7.14#064.1. View from the Delaware River Viaduct. Mount Bethel Pennsylvania. Photo by my Granddaughter Karisa Smith.
  • PA-DELAWARE RIVER VIADUCT3 2019.7.14#063.1. Graffiti Art, Delaware River Viaduct, Mount Bethel, Pennsylvania. Photo by my Granddaughter Karisa Smith.
  • PA-DELAWARE RIVER VIADUCT4 2019.7.14#067.1 Graffiti Art in the Delaware River Viaduct, Mount Bethel Pennsylvania. Photo by my Granddaughter Karisa Smith.
  • PA-DELAWARE RIVER VIADUCT5 2019.7.14#068.1. Graffiti Art in the Delaware River Viaduct, Mount Bethel Pennsylvania. Photo by my Granddaughter Karisa Smith.
  • PA-DURHAM FURNACE 2021.1.22#5410.1. Interpretive sign for the historic Durham Furnace. Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-DURHAM TOWNSHIP, DURHAM CAVES1 2021.1.22#5412.2. Interpretive sign for the Heritage Conservancy Durham Bat Mine. Historic Durham Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-DURHAM TOWNSHIP, DURHAM CAVES 2019.5.24#058.2. The Cave is now a protected area as a sanctuary for endangered Bats. For century's before the first European settler's arrived here in the 1600's the Lenni Lenape used these caves for shelter. The Durham Furnace's and Mill overwhelmed this area in the 1700's and 1800's smelting iron and grinding grain. Limestone rock was mined right in front of these caves. Some of this limestone was processed in Kilns very near here. The rest was boated down the Delaware canal to Uhlerstown and a few other localities. Kilns are viewable behind the Uhlerstown Covered Bridge where the limestone was turned into fertilizer. In more recent years a Paper Mill was built near this site that has been closed down now. Durham Pennsylvania. Photo by my Granddaughter Karisa Smith.
  • PA-DURHAM TOWNSHIP, DURHAM CAVES 2019.5.24#402.3. Another view of the Durham Caves. Many of these are Bat sanctuary's now. Durham Pennsylvania. Photo by my Granddaughter Karisa Smith.
  • PA-DURHAM TOWNSHIP 2021.1.22#5411.2. Interpretive sign for historic Durham Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-DURHAM TOWNSHIP 2021.1.26#5427.3. The Historic Durham Grist Mill with a vintage Ceresota Flour Ad on a wall. This historic Grist Mill was built on the foundation of the Durham Furnace in 1819. Old Durham Road, Durham, Bucks County Pennsylvania. Photo by Guy J.
  • PA-ERWIN STOVER FARM1-2020.9.14#047.2. The Henry Stover Grist Mill. Henry was the preeminent Miller of Bucks County, PA and Hunterdon County, NJ, owning 28 Mills at one time. This Mill being unique in that it was powered by the Delaware River. Near Erwinna, Bucks County Pennsylvania. Henry was the first Stover family owner of the famous Irwin-Stover Farm.
  • PA-ERWIN STOVER FARM2-2020.9.14#0488.1. Memorial Plaque on the Irwin-Stover House. Tinicum Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-ERWIN STOVER FARM4 2020.9.14#0489.3. The federal style Irwin-Stover Farm home. The first portion built by William Irwin, son of Colonel Arthur Irwin of the revolutionary army. On land deeded to his father by William Penn. He added a Victorian style wing in 1820. In 1846 William Irwin sold the Farm house to Henry Stover a prominent Miller in the area. Henry built the barns and garage buildings in the mid 1850's. Henry's son Jacob then added a second Victorian wing in the 1860's. It remained in the Stover family till 1955 when the John Stover family donated it to the people of Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-ERWIN STOVER FARM5 2020.9.14#0487.4. The Erwin-Stover Farm House. A Federal style home, the first portion built by William Irwin, son of Colonel Arthur Irwin who purchased the first land grant from William Penn in 1681. Unique for it's time built on a field stone foundation but the entire house above it constructed with red brick. The second and third wings were considered Victorian style. One of the first colonial era homes built this way in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-ERWIN STOVER FARM7 2020.9.14#0483.2. Now the Erwin-Stover State Park, donated by John Stover in 1955. 921 River Road, Erwinna, Pennsylvania.
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