Historic National Road sign
 The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
drove on a Historical Road
and through the longest single span timber bridge in the United States with no posted weight limit
September 3, 2013
Embarras River sign
sign showing how the bridge was built
construction of the Cumberland Bridge
sign about the Cumberland County Covered Bridge
Cumberland County Covered Bridge
Cumberland County Covered Bridge
Lee Duquette and the Cumberland County Covered Bridge
Cumberland County Covered Bridge

Below: The view from each side of the Cumberland County Covered Bridge.
View from the side of the Cumberland County Covered Bridge
View from the other side of the Cumberland County Covered Bridge
sign about the Cumberland County Covered Bridge
awards for the Cumberland County Covered Bridge
The Historic National Road

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September 3, 2013
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Some of the World's
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Historic Road
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Casey KOA

Richard's Farm Restaurant
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