There’s something so alluring about Virginia’s historic bridges. To think about the various purposes they’ve served and the variety of vehicles and travelers that have passed over them is nothing short of fascinating. That’s especially true in the case of the Little River Turnpike Bridge, which is the oldest operating bridge in Virginia. Tucked away in Aldie, this landmark is one that belongs on every history enthusiast’s bucket list.

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Have you ever crossed the Little River Turnpike Bridge in Aldie, Virginia? What did you think of this historic landmark? Feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments below — we would love to hear from you! For related content, check out this list of the coolest covered bridges in Virginia. They are some of the most picturesque sites in the state!

And, if you need a place to stay while exploring all that this historic area has to offer, be sure to check out this list of unique vacation rentals near Aldie, Virginia.

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