While Connecticut is full of many historic landmarks, some of the most beautiful are merely a part of how to get from point A to B. The Comstock Covered Bridge is arguably the oldest in the state, dating back to 1840. This is one of only three historical bridges, and it features a walkway for pedestrians to take a stroll over the Salmon River. You’ll be feeling like you’ve transported back to a simpler time at this charming covered bridge. The oldest covered bridge can be found in East Hampton, and it’s so worth a visit.

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This covered bridge is the oldest covered bridge in Connecticut, and it's located in East Hampton.
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Also known as "Comstock's Bridge", this beautiful bridge was built in 1840, and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976.
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Now, you can visit this bridge and take a charming stroll over the Salmon River.
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In the summer, you'll find kids playing in the river while the birds chirp and the winds blow. Walking upon an old covered bridge is truly a Connecticut experience.
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This is one of only three historical bridges in the state, and being the oldest makes it the most interesting to experience.
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Head on over to East Hampton to visit the oldest covered bridge in Connecticut that dates all the way back to 1840.
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For more information, you can visit the Chatham Historical Society's website right here.

Have you ever been to this historical spot in East Hampton? What was it like? We’d love to hear about your experience in the comments!

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