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![]() Covered Bridge Photos. (L. to R. & T. to B.) [Click on Photo For Larger Size] 1) Original unretouched 1950's souvenir postcard, sold at Madden's Store, Jay with swimming area, Old Covered Bridge, mill store and blacksmith shop. 2) Mill store on West bank, as it appeared in 1950's souvenir postcard (portion). Beautiful building was used for community gatherings, roller skating and more for many years. Destroyed in early '60's. Why? Blacksmith shop at left is still there. 3) 1866 Postcard Jay Covered Bridge, view from East bank of the AuSable River looking toward Fourpeaks Ebenezer Mountain. Old mill buildings along shore. 4) U.S. Navy Steel Bridge, placed in 1996 while old Covered Bridge being repaired/rebuilt. (photo Oct '02).
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