Needs a good tuning session,

my ggreat cle was james c ireson he rebuilt the mill in 1866 after the yankees destroyed it in the civil war

I grew up about 5 miles from here

As a young lad my family crossed it many times on our way from Lawrenceburg to Rising Sun to visit relatives. At the time it had a metal grate road deck. Circa 1960

Whites Mill is Athens ..it's the foundation of this town along with the university..it's the most beautiful spot in our county

Gorgeous bridge ❤

A few tweaks to your narrative (I hope you don't mind). The bridge is actually unique. It's sort of a bowstring it is actually an inverted bowstring (of which two remain). On a 'regular' bowstring (which is also a rare form) the metal arch is in compression (being squeezed). In an inverted bowstring, the inverted arch is in tension (being stretched). The 1870 iteration of the Main Street Bridge in Dayton, Ohio was a four span, all metal, inverted bowstring. It was also made by the Morrisons. This bridge is also one of very few surviving combination trusses. A combination truss is where all of the compression members are made of wood and all of the tension members and connections are made of iron (not steel). The use of wooden components in the truss is the reason for the bridge's covering. The other remaining inverted bowstring is of all metal construction and not covered. Thus this is the only inverted bowstring combination truss remaining in the world. A slightly humorous error is that the bridge was long thought to have been made in 1870. However, research done about 20 years ago determined the bridge is actually older, having been built in 1865 (the second oldest bridge, known to have been built by the Columbia Bridge Works that is still standing). However, it was decided that the 1870 signs were historic in their own right and were left in place.

Only one of its kind standing. It's not made of steel, but wrought iron.

I like your videos on these old bridges. Just a note, the original parts of the bridge are made of wrought iron, it was made by the Massillon Bridge Co. Only the newer, added extra support is steel.

Thanks for posting that. I went yesterday but didn’t get a video.

I visited the Mill when they were still in Business. This was after 9-11 2001 However and due to Federal Terrorist Laws I was not allowed to photo or Video the Generator. Ridiculous Laws!

Perfect carousel music.

Owensville police are scumbag sex perverts who need to be put in prison especially #20

There's history of the covered bridge in Oxford, but no history on the military base that was located at Houston Woods back in the 1960's and earlier. Why? .

What a beautiful mill! We are building one in Pottsville, AR and hope it's ready to operate in 2024

Very impressive building. Blinn? any relation to the billboard company of the 50s and 60s

It would be nice to show a little of the drive as you approach the bridge. Just in case the road would be somewhat rough, people would be able to determine if their vehicle would handle the drive.

I have relatives and myself volunteer at this festival. It's good clean family fun. Thanks for sharing

Thank you for sharing this. Lemuel is an ancestor of mine.

Such a powerful video!! Thank you for the sad truth about what happened there. You have made a tiny film that tells a mighty story.

What is it used for?

I've just celebrated our 100 year anniversary! We also use Allis roller mills. I have 54 rollstands on my main roll floor with a total of 61 rollstand with some buhlers rollstands been in the flour mill 21yrs now been a qualified Miller 18yrs and been milling consistent for 10 years now! Boy time flies when your having fun!

this looks like the "GEORGE MILLER Covered Bridge" in Jefferson Twsp/Russellville ??

Hallo Brenda, is the Mud Lick mill still making grist? Do you know if there are some old whiskey bottles with the label on it from this Mud Lick whiskey that David made? Kind regards Samantha!

Ever hear or see anything weird out there in preble co?

The Longwood is scheduled for an upcoming restoration, this will include among other things, replacement of the siding and removal of the fencing.

I was just there today! I’m glad you posted this because I can’t find any information on when they run it. Thank you!

What type(s) of wood was used?

This is LOCK 7 on Landman Mill rd

I just stopped by there minutes ago, but there was a no trespassing sign. Who do I need to contact to? I love history and would love to learn more about this cemetery. I live in Finneytown myself. Thank you!

I am a descendent of Ebenezer Finney , visited this graveyard 3 years ago after attending my Aunt's memorial services in Cincinnati, it's in horrible condition. Wish I could do something but live in Cleveland. If anyone knows of a way I could get attention to correct this, please let me know

Great video i grew up in Mitchell and graduated 1984 . Been many years sence i have been to the park brings back a lot of memories. I worked at the horse barn giving trail rides.in the early 80's.

good

Song at 7:15? I also heard that melody played on a Wurlitzer theatre organ as well.

A very awesome video and sounds like it would be worth having around again lyt Thanks again lyt ok true love this one country indeed.

Is there any where you can park

Beautiful.

Check out the covered bridge in Clermont County Ohio,on Stonelick Williams corner road,I grew up two houses away,also St. Philimina Catholic Church and surrounding grave yards, is where I waited for my school bus.

I live near here and have never seen it! I loved your video and information about the bridge!

Thank you for such a lovely video. I can’t wait to check out all your other covered bridges videos. My son who is 7 years old is very fascinated with these bridges so he’s excited to see all your other videos as well. It’s nice to see other places that we have not seen yet.

I took a ride today and ended up lost. Once I got a signal on my phone, and was able to find find my way home my route crossed this bridge. I was a bit nervous driving across. Pretty view though. Nice video!

This is my Family. There is a great story that goes with the farm house. By the barn.

Great song. What is the name of it?

That's my hometown bridge I miss that bridge had a lot of fun on that bridge

Adding the water flow sound effect was a nice touch. I've been through this bridge a few times over the years, on bicycle as a kid and car now that I'm older. The floor has been replaced years ago, the old floor use to be a series of wooden planks running long ways, you had left and right planks you had to drive over, I remember if it was raining and the planks were wet they were like driving on ice, very slippery.

Sehr schöne Orgel hat nen schönen Klang super bin Orgel Fan Monika aus Dessau Musikinstrumenten Qwälerin.Ich höre solche Orgel sehr sehr gerne an einfach genial super ist die.Wo ist des in Berlin wo die Orgel steht?"Einfach hammer geil.Schönes Teil klasse.Klingt nüscht verstimmt an Pfeifen.Ich habe da nen Ohr dafür wenn ne Pfeife verstimmt klingen tut.Auch sehr gepflegt sieht sie Orgel aus.Die müssen sehr gepflegt werden dann gehen se kaputt da bin ich traurig wenn solche Orgel rampotiert wird.Des tut mir in de Seele leid war.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I was there last week! It's such a tranquil place and the tulips are beautiful!

Thanks for making this video. It is interesting to see these historic structures.

Went to Dixon School, just east on California school Rd.