Eureka Schoolhouse & Baltimore Covered Bridge

The children of Springfield's Eureka District attended school in this tiny building, built in 1790, for more than 100 years. It is one of the oldest public structures in Vermont. The schoolhouse is home to an exhibit depicting life in a one-room schoolhouse, including books and materials used by local school children. The Baltimore Covered Bridge is a Town Lattice Truss Bridge with arched portals. It is 37 feet long and was built in 1870 in North Springfield, moved in 1970 to its current site near the schoolhouse and picnic area.