Nothing is more charming when out for a country drive than a covered bridge. I can still hear the rattle of the boards of one we crossed regularly in my childhood. It still stands in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
This towel illustrates 6 such covered bridges located in New England. The bridges are:
Across the Pemigewasset in Woodstock, New Hampshire built in 1878.
Creamery Bridge over Whetstone Brook in Brattleboro, Vermont built in 1879
Greenfield Massachusetts Pumping Station Bridge on the Green River built in 1870.
Bull's Bridge over Housatonic Kent in Gaylordsville, Connecticut built in 1842
Gates Farm Bridge in Cambridge, Vermont. No date.
Sunday River Bridge in North Bethel-Newry, Maine built in 1870.
The towel is all linen and has a vinyl sticker on the back suggesting you try it on your glassware. Linen leaves no lint on fine crystal. The linen is a natural linen color with brick red, black and coffee brown print.
Condition is perfect unused vintage. It is 16.5 x 28.5 inches.
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