U.S. News Insider Tip: Sachs Covered Bridge is known for its history and rumored haunted guests, but few realize it is an angler’s paradise. The nearby waters are home to largemouth bass ...

(WHTM) — In many parts of Pennsylvania, you may come across a covered bridge. Many of these bridges have some have rich history and many are considered to be historical landmarks. Here are just ...

That's why Adams County Commissioner Randy Phiel led a community effort to deter vandalism at the Sachs Covered Bridge, a historic landmark that connects Cumberland and Freedom townships.

The Sachs Covered Bridge, also known as the Sauck’s Covered Bridge, is an Adams County-owned landmark built in 1854, according to PaCoveredBridges.com. At 100 feet long and 15 feet wide, it is ...

1. Sachs Covered Bridge (Water Works Road) is one of the most haunted spots in Gettysburg according to all of our sources. This area, however, is not accessible after dark unless on a tour.

Adams County leaders are stepping up their efforts to stop vandalism. The move comes after Gettysburg police investigated two separate incidents. Sign up for our Newsletters The Sachs Covered ...

Three dogs, in a state of neglect, were dumped at Sachs Covered Bridge in Gettysburg on Tuesday, according to a release by the Adams County SPCA. The three dogs, given the names Alvin, Simon, and ...

Most covered bridges throughout the state use the Burr truss method. This was designed by Theodore Burr in 1804. The design uses two large arches resting on abutments at either end of the bridge.

Three dogs, in a state of neglect, were dumped at Sachs Covered Bridge in Gettysburg on Tuesday, according to a release by the Adams County SPCA. The three dogs, given the names Alvin, Simon ...