Tuesday, May 17, 2011

COVERED BRIDGES OF NEW ENGLAND

Worthington Pond Farm & Gardens featured in a Documentary Film on PBS
COVERED BRIDGES OF NEW ENGLAND
During the 19th and early part of the 20th centuries, New England was home to almost 1000 covered bridges.  Today, there are less than 200 in the six state region.   Each has a story to tell, both about itself and the place where it stands.   If you appreciate the charm of days gone by, you'll take pleasure in viewing the Worthington Pond Farm covered bridge. A town truss bridge with an arch, it was constructed entirely from lumber harvested from the area and milled on site. The bridge has a clear span of 62 feet. It is the only bridge in North America with dormers to allow light to flow in, and it was assembled entirely with trunnels (wooden pegs).

Owners, Dan and Jane Roulier, are donating 100% of the Documentary Film DVD proceeds to the Somers, Connecticut Emergency Fuel Assistance Program.

Worthington Pond Farm & Gardens is a uniquely picturesque property located on 88 acres of manicured farmland and natural forest in Somers, Connecticut.  It features beautiful gardens, rustic trails, an authentic reproduction covered bridge, a maple sugaring house, a 16 acre beaver pond, an extraordinary G-scale garden railroad and wagon rides.

Worthington is an ideal destination for wedding ceremonies, receptions, corporate outings, retreats, charity events and all-occasion parties.

If you are interested in booking an event, please contact us at info@worthingtonpondfarm.com.  We would be happy to showcase this one-of-a-kind destination!  ###

About Worthington Pond Farm & Gardens ~

Worthington Pond Farm & Gardens believes in giving back to the community.  The farm has been used as a summer camp for inner city youth groups, provides a venue for local schools to educate in the sciences, served as host to any charitable fundraiser and volunteer events, given educational scholarships, and has raised beef cattle for the meat to be donated to area homeless shelters.  Our commitment, passion and dedication are focused on education and less fortunate.

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