Lowry Bridge, better known as the Euharlee Covered Bridge, is by far the most famous of the old bridges in Bartow County. It is also the only covered bridge in the county, one of only 12 left in the state.

This beautiful 19th Century structure is very well-tended, forming the center of Euharlee. Surrounding it is a park and an old mill just to the east on Euharlee Creek. The bridge itself carried traffic for a century, finally closed to traffic in 1980 when a modern bridge was built over the creek.

In all, this bridge represents the very rural roots of Euharlee that would be picture perfect except for Plant Bowen, which brings industry to the area, albeit unsightly and polluting. Lowry Bridge is one of three historic bridge structures in Euharlee, the other two being Milam Bridge and Tilley Mill Bridge. While photographs are much more plentiful of this bridge, this is the most important historic bridge in Bartow County and thus more photos will be published here.

Along with the photo on the right, check out all the additional photos below. All photos below by J.T. Legg taken January 24, 2006.