Thorpe Ford and Roseville covered bridges are nearby to make a great stop along your travels in the southern portion of the county. Handmade and homemade crafts, quilts, and food are found daily in the Civic Center downtown. Rosedale: Rosedale can be found along the Red route. Famous for their roast hog, crullers, iron pot ham and beans, antiques, crafts and demonstrations, Montezuma is a great stop! A great addition to your visit to the Covered Bridge Festival. Site of the Wabash and Erie canal, tours of the canal are offered and lead by locals. Montezuma: This western corridor of the county can be found on the Brown route. The Mecca Tavern, just down the road, is the county’s oldest tavern. Local crafts and homemade goodies can be found right next to the schoolhouse along your drive of the brown route and red route.
Mecca: Mecca is home to a one-room schoolhouse and quaint covered bridge. The town bustles with visitors shopping for flea market finds, collectables, unique crafts, and browsing an array of foods. From inside, looking upstream, the Mansfield covered bridge provides a pretty view of the Mansfield Roller Mill and babbling creek. Mansfield: Mansfield is nearby Bridgeton along the Black Route (Black route ends at Mansfield Bridge during the covered bridge festival). Complete with a man-made waterfall, this view is perfect to catch some great photographs! Unique crafts, fine art, food courts, and shopping galore surround landscape in this historic mill town. The rebuilt covered bridge sits alongside the Bridgeton Mill in the southern portion of the county. Fire Department serves up a Pancake breakfast on both Saturdays and Sundays of the festival at the firehouse nearby the church.īridgeton: Bridgeton is a popular destination during the festival. Be sure to grab a jar to take home! Homemade goodies, local hand crafted items, and meals are also served at the church. Also the Bellmore Country Store, an amish ran business that offers a variety of baked goods.īloomingdale: Located at the historic Quaker church, festival goers can see homemade apple butter being made by local ladies that carry on this wonderful and tasty tradition.
This eastern corridor to the county offers a little bit of everything including the Big Berry, a great stop for a burger and ice cream. Bellmore: Pumpkins, mums, and family yard sales dot the intersection of Hwy 36 and 59.
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