Pine Valley Bridge

Pine Valley Bridge, just at the border of the Borough of New Britain, is one of the oldest structures in Bucks County. Despite the random-width vertical planks of its siding and the shake roof, it has the appearance of a typical Bucks County bridge, with the red-and-white decorated, somewhat ornate portals. Pine Valley Bridge carries a fairly high volume of traffic, situated as it is in a relatively densely settled area quite near Peace Valley County Park.

The Portal of Pine Valley Bridge

• Length: 81 ft.
• Width: 15 ft.
• Built 1842
• Builder: David Sutton
• Truss: Town
• Stream: Pine Run
• Traffic: yes (rather heavy)
• WGCB Number: 38-09-12
• Alternative Name: Iron Hill Bridge
• Parking: There is a pull-off west of the bridge, on the right as you approach it.

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