Bridge Du Jour: the Moseley Covered Bridge in Northfield. The Covered Spans of Yesteryear website states that this is the youngest historic Kingpost-covered bridge on a public highway in Vermont.
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Bridge Du Jour: the Slaughterhouse CB in Northfield.
The bridge’s name came from a nearby slaughterhouse, according to author Ed Barna.
CSOY notes that this is the only bridge in Northfield with rounded portals.

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Bridge Du Jour: Station CB in Northfield. Unlike the Upper and Lower Cox Brook CBs, it uses a town lattice truss and crosses the Dog River. Like the Upper and Lower Cox Brook CB, it was built in 1872 and is painted red.
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Bridge Du Jour: the Upper Cox Brook Bridge in Northfield. The bridge was damaged during Hurricane Irene in 2011, but was repaired and remains in service today, along with its neighbor, the Lower Cox Brook Bridge.
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Bridge Du Jour: The bridge with many names...Second, Lower, Newell, Cox Brook in Northfield. Take your pick! This bridge is in the middle of two other bridges. You can see the Station Bridge from inside this bridge!
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