Fares of the Bridge, c. 1940s Snapshot of Historic Sign from Entrance to Former Hartford-East Hartford Covered Bridge metallic glaze and then these six carved

and then these six carved heads

while a whimsy with pencil drawn bricks sits atop it and a fluttering flag

with a front door with awning and pillars included as an assembled piece

There is a nick to the wood of the roof at one corner

I believe relating to their weights

Fares of the Bridge, c. 1940s Snapshot of Historic Sign from Entrance to Former Hartford-East Hartford Covered Bridge metallic glaze and then these six carvedJust a fun one, which the notes on the reverse tell us is a photograph of a sign that once hung at the entrance to the covered bridge that extended across the Connecticut River connecting East Hartford and Hartford built in 1818 and destroyed by fire in 1895. With fares listed for just about every permutation of traveler and transport one could imagine, along with prices; down to 3 cents for each extra beast! A nicely straight ahead snapshot, with all