Sinking Creek or Clover Hollow Covered Bridge, Giles County, Virginia
Photograph: Brian Gregory
The Sinking Creek Covered Bridge is a 70-foot wooden covered bridge built in 1916 in Giles County, Virginia, spanning Sinking Creek. The bridge features a bow-arched truss (sources cite both Burr and Queen Variant descriptions) with stone abutments, weatherboarded walls, and a gable roof. Currently owned by Giles County and open to the public, it is one of three remaining covered bridges from a group of four constructed across Sinking Creek between 1912 and 1919.
- County
- Giles
- State
- Virginia
- Crosses
- Sinking Creek
- Built
- 1916
- Truss
- Queen variant
- Length
- 70'
- Spans
- 1
- World Guide Number
- 46-35-01
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