In June of 2008 an F3 tornado ripped through the small town of Moscow in Rush County, Indiana. Tragically one life was lost, several homes were destroyed and the 1886 Kennedy covered bridge was ravaged and tossed into the river below. Through the heroic effort of the community, businesses and others, a reconstruction project was begun. Original pieces of the bridge were salvaged. With the balance of new materials, a faithful reproduction of the original E L Kennedy double-span Burr-Arch bridge was rebuilt by the Don Collom and Sons company from Bridgeton, Indiana. It was dedicated in September, 2010.
The Moscow Covered Bridge remains the heart and soul of not only the town, but a valuable part of the history of Rush County as well.
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It’s wonderful that the beautiful bridge was rebuilt, gorgeous! I like the sound of the crick below too. ❤️😍
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Great that they did reconstruct this. So many of the old covered bridges are now gone. Even though it was very hot, it was still a great day to get out. Thanks, John.
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It is so great when the community comes together to save something like this.
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It was an inspirational effort at the time, and remembered to this day.
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That’s a great bridge.
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It is most impressive to walk across, that is for sure.
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Beautiful. I love bridges of all sorts.
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molto bello questo ponte 👍👍
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Thanks, we thought so as well.
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I grew up not far from Moscow and after I got married I lived in the town for awhile, walk across that bridge many times. I am so glad they rebuilt the bridge
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It is a wonderful and beautiful piece of history. Do you get back at least occasionally to walk across the bridge?
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