Adirondacks: AuSable River Old Covered Bridge photos, page 2.

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Photos: Old Covered Bridge.
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Old Photos of the Old Covered Bridge. (L. to R. & T. to B.)
Covered Bridge as it appeared in 1950's souvenir postcard, sold at Madden's Store, Jay [Photo retouched to remove visitor in bright red jacket]
Original unretouched 1950's souvenir postcard, sold at Madden's Store, Jay with swimming area, Old Covered Bridge, mill store and blacksmith shop. (CLICK HERE for full size 50's postcard.)
Covered Bridge detail from 1950's souvenir postcard.

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