From an e-mail sent to us:... "From what I can deduct: From Pequea Creek Road they head south down River Road, go under the Martic Forge Trestle to Pequea Blvd (324). They turn right and travel along Pequea Creek to River Hill Road or Bridge Valley Road (3038). They take a left and go over the bridge, turn around and go back over the bridge (when they see the train). They then turn right and go back down Pequea Blvd (324) for 3.8 miles, going past Martic Forge and go under the Enola Low Grade trail overpass. then veer right. I am unable to determine the covered bridge they go through. Great video, thanks for posting."
Odd, I don't remember emailing anyone with that information but I remember posting it here. Btw, the covered bridge was called Snaveley's or Second Lock which was lost in 1968, per The Theodore Burr Covered Bridge Society of PA. They sent me 2 pictures of it to confirm it was the exact bridge. The travelers came down the hill approaching the bridge, must have turned around at some point and went back through the way they came from and went back up the hill then veered left.
From an e-mail sent to us:...
"From what I can deduct: From Pequea Creek Road they head south down River Road, go under the Martic Forge Trestle to Pequea Blvd (324). They turn right and travel along Pequea Creek to River Hill Road or Bridge Valley Road (3038). They take a left and go over the bridge, turn around and go back over the bridge (when they see the train). They then turn right and go back down Pequea Blvd (324) for 3.8 miles, going past Martic Forge and go under the Enola Low Grade trail overpass. then veer right. I am unable to determine the covered bridge they go through. Great video, thanks for posting."
Odd, I don't remember emailing anyone with that information but I remember posting it here. Btw, the covered bridge was called Snaveley's or Second Lock which was lost in 1968, per The Theodore Burr Covered Bridge Society of PA. They sent me 2 pictures of it to confirm it was the exact bridge. The travelers came down the hill approaching the bridge, must have turned around at some point and went back through the way they came from and went back up the hill then veered left.
Nicely done.
Excellent stuff! That train and the boat are great to see!
Thanks great old home movies, spend alot of time on the Susquehanna. River@ Pequea had a boat from 1965 to 1995
Where did you get this beautiful piece of art? Love it.
The old Coleman covered bridge is still there! 5:15