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                    <text>Unique Covered Bridge in Delaware County&#13;
&#13;
		By&#13;
&#13;
David A. Simmons Ohio Historical Society&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
   How do specific bridge designs be-&#13;
&#13;
come popular? During the nineteenth&#13;
&#13;
century, much as today, promotional&#13;
&#13;
literature and sales personnel were&#13;
&#13;
important influences in encouraging&#13;
&#13;
contractors and public officials to use&#13;
&#13;
a specific design or product. The&#13;
&#13;
Chambers Road Covered Bridge, Del-&#13;
&#13;
aware County's only remaining wood-&#13;
&#13;
en truss, owes its design to neither &#13;
&#13;
and may, in fact, be unique for its role&#13;
&#13;
in the history of Ohio bridge con-&#13;
&#13;
struction.&#13;
&#13;
   The builder of the Chambers Road&#13;
&#13;
bridge was Everett S. Sherman, who &#13;
&#13;
was born in 1831 to a bridge-building&#13;
&#13;
family in Delaware County.  The two-&#13;
&#13;
story frame house built for his father, &#13;
&#13;
David T. Sherman, still stands in the&#13;
&#13;
tiny community of Berkshire, where &#13;
&#13;
recent renovations uncovered the&#13;
&#13;
massive framing -enormous even by&#13;
&#13;
nineteenth-century standards-of a &#13;
&#13;
rear wing built in the mid 1850's. Like&#13;
&#13;
modern contractors, the Shermans&#13;
&#13;
had incorporated leftover bridge ma-&#13;
&#13;
terials into their new residential addi-&#13;
&#13;
tion. The first known work to have&#13;
&#13;
been done by Everett Sherman alone&#13;
&#13;
was the erection of a bridge at &#13;
&#13;
Sunbury in 1867. The Howe truss&#13;
&#13;
system, whose heavy wooden diago-&#13;
&#13;
nals and vertical iron rods were a&#13;
&#13;
familiar sight on American railroads&#13;
&#13;
in the middle of the century, was used &#13;
&#13;
by Sherman in the 1870's. After mov-&#13;
&#13;
ing to a farm on the outskirts of &#13;
&#13;
Galena in the early 1870's, he re-&#13;
&#13;
ceived a patent for a simple bridge &#13;
&#13;
intended for small stream crossings&#13;
&#13;
on rural highways, It incorporated &#13;
&#13;
wooden beams and iron rods, a struc-&#13;
&#13;
tural type known at the time as "a&#13;
&#13;
combination bridge."&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
[photo: Delaware County's last covered bridge, the Chambers Road Cov-&#13;
&#13;
ered Bridge, was built in 1883 and named for the nearby Chambers&#13;
&#13;
family homestead seen here in the right rear.]&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
   The Chambers Road Covered &#13;
&#13;
Bridge combines wood and iron in a &#13;
&#13;
system patented in 1846 by Horace &#13;
&#13;
Childs, a prominent  New Hampshire&#13;
&#13;
railroad bridge builder. A Childs truss&#13;
&#13;
had diagonal wooden braces in com-&#13;
&#13;
pression that were crossed by diago-&#13;
&#13;
nal iron rods, or "counterbraces."&#13;
&#13;
Nuts on these rods held the braces&#13;
&#13;
against the top and bottom chords-&#13;
&#13;
a vital maintenance consideration with &#13;
&#13;
wooden structures susceptible to &#13;
&#13;
shrinkage - and could also be tight-&#13;
&#13;
ened to add camber to the structure.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
[photo: Based on a rare patent  devised in 1846 by a new England railroad&#13;
&#13;
bridge builder, the Chambers Road bridge has wooden diagonal&#13;
&#13;
members in compression which are crossed by iron rod tension&#13;
&#13;
members.]&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
[photo: Delaware County forces, under the direction of County engineer &#13;
&#13;
Fred Stults, renovated the bridge in time for its one-hundredth &#13;
&#13;
birthday. New concrete abutments and a concrete pier were in-&#13;
&#13;
stalled to support a group of concealed steel I-beams that actually&#13;
&#13;
carry the loads across Big Walnut Creek. New siding and roof were&#13;
&#13;
were also added to protect the old historic trusses.]&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
   Historians have long puzzled over&#13;
&#13;
Sherman's use of the Childs truss in&#13;
&#13;
the late nineteenth century when it&#13;
&#13;
was already an antiquated structural&#13;
&#13;
system that apparently never saw&#13;
&#13;
much use even by its own New En-&#13;
&#13;
gland designer.  Assumptions were &#13;
&#13;
made, now known to have been &#13;
&#13;
wrong, that Sherman,like Childs, was&#13;
&#13;
a native of New Hampshire and must&#13;
&#13;
have learned of this obscure truss&#13;
&#13;
from the older builder himself.&#13;
&#13;
   The real reason, I believe, is much&#13;
&#13;
simpler: Sherman had read about it. &#13;
&#13;
In October 1882, a Washington, D.C.&#13;
&#13;
patent attorney began a series of illus-&#13;
&#13;
trated articles in Engineering News on&#13;
&#13;
truss bridge patents whose period of&#13;
&#13;
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                    <text>Unique Covered Bridge&#13;
(Continued from Page 10)&#13;
&#13;
were then "public property." The &#13;
&#13;
twenty-nine part series began with &#13;
&#13;
Theodore Burr's 1817 patent and&#13;
&#13;
ended with a suspension truss dating&#13;
&#13;
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&#13;
cember 1883. The December 16, &#13;
&#13;
1882, installment included a descrip-&#13;
&#13;
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&#13;
Bridge." Sherman, already conversant&#13;
&#13;
in the use of wooden and iron con-&#13;
&#13;
struction, apparently read the article &#13;
&#13;
and resolved to try the system with  his&#13;
&#13;
next bridge contract. The Chambers&#13;
&#13;
Road Covered Bridge, using an ex-&#13;
&#13;
pired patent for which no royalties &#13;
&#13;
were owed, was built by Sherman the&#13;
&#13;
following year.&#13;
&#13;
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&#13;
vive a defunct bridge truss; he im-&#13;
&#13;
proved it. In 1886 he moved to Eaton&#13;
&#13;
at the invitation of the Preble County&#13;
&#13;
Engineer, who was also a native of&#13;
&#13;
Delaware County, to assist in rebuild-&#13;
&#13;
ing the bridges recently destroyed in a &#13;
&#13;
"cyclone." The Childs design came &#13;
&#13;
from the empirical age of craftsman&#13;
&#13;
who built without the benefit of scien-&#13;
&#13;
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&#13;
specifications called for braces of uni-&#13;
&#13;
form size. Sherman's Preble County&#13;
&#13;
bridges (only six of his original fifteen&#13;
&#13;
remain) were built with diagonal com-&#13;
&#13;
pression members, the dimensions of&#13;
&#13;
which increased toward the ends of &#13;
&#13;
the truss to accommodate the greater &#13;
&#13;
load carried by each-evidence of &#13;
&#13;
Sherman's efforts to mathematically&#13;
&#13;
proportion the components of his&#13;
&#13;
bridges.&#13;
&#13;
   No other Childs trusses are known&#13;
&#13;
to have been built anywhere in the &#13;
&#13;
nation except for Sherman's Ohio&#13;
&#13;
bridges. The Chambers Road Cov-&#13;
&#13;
ered Bridge, representing Sherman's&#13;
&#13;
initial use of the Childs truss and&#13;
&#13;
closely following the original design&#13;
&#13;
features, is thus an important trend-&#13;
&#13;
setter in Ohio and national engineer-&#13;
&#13;
ing history.&#13;
&#13;
  The author would like to acknowledge&#13;
&#13;
his debt to the research on Sherman done by&#13;
&#13;
Miriam Wood, historian of the Southern&#13;
&#13;
Ohio Covered Bridge Association.&#13;
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