There’s something deeply satisfying about discovering that the thing you thought only existed in New England postcards is actually sitting right here in your own state, probably closer than the nearest Costco.
The Williams Covered Bridge in Williams, Indiana, isn’t just any covered bridge – it’s a genuine, honest-to-goodness, drive-your-actual-car-through-it covered bridge that stretches an impressive 373 feet across the East Fork of the White River in Lawrence County.
And yes, before you ask, you really can drive across it, assuming your vehicle isn’t wider than the bridge itself, which would be quite the engineering feat on your part.
This magnificent red structure isn’t some replica built last Tuesday to attract tourists with disposable income and Instagram accounts…