Blow-Me-Down Bridge
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State of New Hampshire Covered Bridge No. 23. The Blow-Me-Down Bridge was constructed in 1877 by James F. Tasker in an area of Cornish known as Squag City. Tasker was paid $528.12. The bridge spans a deep gorge in the Blow-Me- Down-Brook and is located near what was once Freeman’s Mills.
Aug 5, 2026 · Google ReviewBlow-Me-Down Bridge is a beautiful New Hampshire covered bridge. The bridge was originally constructed in 1877 by James Tasker. It is a multiple kingpost truss that is 86 feet long. The bridge crosses a small gorge that has a lovely waterfall near it. This NH covered bridge #23. There is a small parking area near the bridge. There isn't much traffic around so it easy to both drive and walk across the bridge. Interestingly enough tools used to build the original bridge and parts of the original bridge can be seen in small clear box near the entrance. Overall, this is a gem of bridge to see in the area.
Jul 8, 2026 · Google ReviewI grew up in the adjoining property, so as kids we were all over and under the bridge. It has a deficit design, and each upright is actually damaged by the supporting angles bracing timber. The bridge was extensively upgraded for safety
Jun 23, 2026 · Google ReviewThis is a great covered wooden bridge! Very well-kept and felt 100% solid. Beautiful spring cascade below.
May 7, 2026 · Google ReviewDeep gorge underneath
Apr 1, 2026 · Google ReviewVery cute and quaint.
Jul 29, 2025 · Google ReviewWell mainta8ned covered wooden bridge
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