Henry Bridge
Located just off Route 67A- turn left on Murphy Road (watch for signs). This bridge received its name from Elnathan Henry who bought the land from James Breckenridge and constructed the Henry House in 1769. The Henry House operates today as a Bed & Breakfast Inn and is located directly across from the bridge. The Henry Bridge spans the Wallomsac River. The original bridge was constructed in 1840. In 1989 a complete restructuring was done by Blow and Cote, Inc.
Dimensions: 117 feet long, 11.8 feet wide, 8.7 feet high.« Paper Mill Village Bridge | Chiselville Bridge »
Bennington, Vermont established in 1749 serves as the economic and cultural center of
Southwestern Vermont. Bennington is adjacent to both New York and Massachusetts;
is only 3 hours from Boston or New York City and 50 minutes from the Albany International
Airport in Albany, NY.