Trusal or Dice Covered Bridge, Indiana County, Pennsylvania
Photograph: Brian Gregory
The Trusal Covered Bridge is a historic Town truss bridge built in 1870 in Washington Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania, crossing the South Branch of Plum Creek. Named after nearby property owner Robert Trusal (also known as Dice's Bridge), it is the oldest of Indiana County's four remaining covered bridges and features distinctive slanted entrances giving it a trapezoid appearance. The bridge is located at 1961 Trusal Road in Creekside, Pennsylvania, approximately one-half mile downstream of the Harmon Covered Bridge.
- County
- Indiana
- State
- Pennsylvania
- Crosses
- South Branch Plum Creek
- Built
- 1870
- Truss
- Town Lattice
- Length
- 35'
- Spans
- 1
- World Guide Number
- 38-32-03
This page needs JavaScript to show the interactive map.
All covered bridges.
Here is some temporary text!