Sinking Creek Bridge and Covered Bridges of Giles County

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Sinking Creek Bridge and Covered Bridges of Giles County

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Three beautiful covered bridges are located in traditional country settings:

Sinking Creek Bridge, 70-foot-long red wooden bridge with a tin roof, built in 1916. Open to the public.

Not open to the public, but also in Giles:

Link Farm Bridge, 50-ft. bridge, with red board sides and a sheet-metal roof, dating from 1912.

Reynold’s Farm Bridge, 36-foot bridge built in 1919. Can only be viewed from US 42.

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The Happy Hog

New
61 feet
The Happy Hog is located in downtown Pearisburg. Here you can enjoy some of the finest southern cooking around for lunch and dinner. Featuring specials and known for dishes, like their deviled eggs or smash burgers. We also host an Open Mic Night on Monday too, all are welcome!  We welcome groups and can do catering for any size gathering. We hope Read more...
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Giles County Courthouse

New
115 feet
This courthouse was built by Thomas Mercer in 1836. Two U. S. presidents visited Giles County–Major William McKinley and Colonel Rutherford B. Hayes., when their headquarters was temporarily located at Pearisburg. Read more...
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Giles Made From Tiles mural

New
317 feet
Located in between the Timberlake building and DMV building in Pearisburg, the “Giles Made From Tiles” mural is a spectacular piece of art to see. The artwork is made up of several small tiles which contain the drawings of locals. The coloration and the placement of the tiles outline the shape of Giles County. This art installation is easily accessible Read more...
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