Crossing Johnson's Creek and constructed using a Howe truss, this structure was built by William Butts and John Horn in 1894. Restored 1987, this 83.5 foot long structure is open to traffic. The Snow Hill Covered Bridge has an unusual floor as the beams are turned on end making it a little reminiscent of a bowling alley.

THE SNOW HILL COVERED BRIDGE IS CURRENTLY UNDERGOING RESTORATION AND IS TEMPORARILY CLOSED TO TRAFFIC.

Franklin County was established in 1811, before Indiana became a State, and is named for Benjamin Franklin.  The county is located in Southeastern Indiana and the County Seat is Brookville.

Franklin County originally had twenty-two (22) covered bridges. Today it has four (4) remaining covered bridges.

Points of interest in the County include: The Convent and Academy of the Immaculate Conception, the Village of Spires in Oldenburg and Mounds State Recreation Area.