Hays Stone Arch Bridge:

The double-arch stone bridge, known as Hays Bridge, is over the West Branch of the Conococheague Creek in Montgomery Township, near the junction of Licking Creek. The length is 147 feet and the width is 15 feet. It was rebuilt in 1928 by John Graham, Cove Gap, PA. This stone bridge is also located near Anderson Mill at the intersection of Orchard Drive and Anderson Road in Montgomery Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania. The Anderson Road is located between Pennsylvania Routes 16 and 416 and is approximately ten miles west of Interstate 81 Exit 5 in Greencastle, Pennsylvania.

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Related Genealogy Web Site: Genealogy of Anderson, McCullough, McCulloh, McCune, & Humphreys families, Franklin County, Pennsylvania

This web site link below contains the Genealogy of Oliver Anderson and his related lines of Franklin County, Pennsylvania (Anderson, McCullough, McCulloh, McCune, Humphreys) which is documented by Elizabeth Wolff's book "Early History and Genealogy of the Anderson-McCullough-McCune Families and Related Lines of Franklin County, Pa. Much of her information and more current information provided by many other descendants of Oliver Anderson is on the Web Site: http://sites.google.com/site/andersonmccullohmccune/Home

Related Pages and web sites:

Anderson Mill

Irwinton Historic District

Hays Stone Arch Bridge

Hays Bridge Historic District

Model Grist Mills

Witherspoon Red Covered Bridge

Oliver Anderson Genealogy Web Site: http://sites.google.com/site/andersonmccullohmccune/Home