Crown Point Bridge

Crown Point Bridge was a historic bridge that connected Crown Point, New York, to Addison, Vermont, spanning Lake Champlain. Built in the early 20th century, it facilitated regional transportation and commerce by linking communities across the lake. Over time, it became less practical due to aging infrastructure and changing transportation needs. The bridge was eventually closed and dismantled, making way for newer crossing options. Its removal marked the end of a significant era in local connectivity and transportation history in the Lake Champlain region.