Historic Kintersburg Covered Bridge in Indiana County Set for Rehabilitation

Indiana County has received $578,672 to restore the historic Kintersburg Covered Bridge, located at 2730 Musser Road. This bridge, built in 1877 by J.S. Fleming, is an important part of the area's heritage. It features a Howe truss design, which is uncommon in the region, and spans Crooked Creek. The bridge is named after John Kinter, a Revolutionary War veteran, and was constructed by his son Isaac. It is one of only five remaining Howe truss bridges in Pennsylvania. The funding will support the bridge's restoration, ensuring it continues to serve the community and preserve its historical value.'

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