Neff's Mill Bridge

I'm sure people who do business nearby covered bridges and other such attractions have their mixed feelings. An antique shop, for example, must draw some traffic from people who are bridge-peeping, and make a sale now and then; but people like me will also come along, and just make nuisances of ourselves because all we care about is the bridge -- and we spend our money at the camera shop! Ah, well -- there are probably some nice things at the nearby antique shop, but don't expect to be allowed to park there.

Looking Westward

Neff's Mill bridge is reported to have the narrowest roadway in the county. It is another typical Lancaster County bridge, red vertical board with a white front.

Looking Eastward

Length: 102 ft.
Width: 15 ft?
Built 1875
Builder: James C. Carpenter
Truss: Burr
Stream: Pequea Creek
Traffic: yes
Alternative name: Pequea 7 Bridge
WGCB Number: 38-36-22
Parking: A very narrow pull-off on the righthand side just west of the bridge, westbound.

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