Kennedy Covered Bridge in Winter Canvas Print

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Thanks to a recent snow storm the area looks so clean and refreshing. I was able to get a nice shot of the Kennedy Covered Bridge which crosses French Creek while the snow was still on the trees.

Kennedy Bridge is located on Township Route 522, north of Kimberton, on Seven Stars Road in East Vincent Township. The original bridge was built in 1856 by Alex King and Jesse King, a plaque on the inside of the bridge has the following information: "Built in 1856 by Len Kennedy and Jesse King...Refurbished in 1979..Destroyed by fire on May 10, 1986..Refurbished in 1987". When this bridge was rebuilt they used bongossi (non-flammable wood from Africa). The present bridge is a duplicate of the original. The original bridge was built utilizing the Burr Arch at the cost of $2,149. This structure is 100 feet long and 14 feet wide it crosses French Creek it is in good condition and is open to vehicle traffic. The bridge is owned and maintained by Chester County.
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I grew up in the country about 45 minutes northwest of Philadelphia. I tend to enjoy the simpler things in life, such as covered bridges, my fur pal Mundee, nature and photography. I am a mostly self taught photographer who isn't afraid to ask others about other techniques as I believe all artist can continue to learn and grow from the work of others. I am lucky enough to live in Chester County Pennsylvania which is home to quite a few covered bridges. I am hoping to one day finish photograhing all of the bridges in the county, after that I can move on to the surrounding counties. My wife and I adopted my Fur Pal Mundee 3 years ago, and I love being able to capture the intensity of the Border Collie species. I love dogs in...