One of the most elementary of the state’s few remaining covered bridges, Jack’s Creek Bridge presents a nostalgic image of rural America. Like the nearby Bob White Covered Bridge (destroyed in 2015), the Jack’s Creek Bridge was designed by the local carpenter Walter Weaver. Charlie Vaughan served as the builder. The forty-eight-foot span was completed in 1914 and employs heavy oak framing covered with board-and-batten sheathing. A space just below the eaves was left open for light and ventilation. The bridge is preserved as a landmark under county ownership but is no longer in use, being paralleled by a modern bridge.