LOCATION FILE
Emily's Bridge (Gold Brook Covered Bridge)
FOLLOWStowe, VT
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
A 49-foot covered bridge over Gold Brook, built in 1844 and the only surviving 19th-century covered bridge in Stowe. It is widely known as "Emily's Bridge."
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Legend tells of "Emily," a jilted bride said to have died at the bridge; the story spread after a 1968 Ouija-board session, and visitors report scratches, voices, and shapes on and around the span. One local woman has claimed she invented the tale to scare youths.
VISITING
A public bridge on Gold Brook Road, open to visitors.
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