Summary This historic covered bridge was the filming location for the blockbuster movie "It" and "It Chapter Two. The film set a number of box office records and grossed over $701 million worldwide, becoming the fifth highest grossing R rated film of all time. " It Chapter Two" was also a success grossing $473 million. Some the of scenes film here included the Bowers Gang vs Ben, the end scene when the group of friends called the losers made an blood oath by the riverside. (Richie, Beverly, Bill, Ben, Eddie and Stanley). "It Chapter Two" was also film here where Richie (Bill Hader) carved the initials into the bridges railings. The covered bridge was built in 1881 by John Bear and his brother. It was originally made of all wood. They used mostly oak and pine and later added concrete, steel and asphalt. The cost to build the bridge was $3,197.00 at the time. At today's cost it would be over $86,000. The bridge is approx. 205 feet long by 17 feet wide. The bridge crosses the Grand River. This is the only covered bridge in Ontario and one of the oldest covered bridges in all of Canada. This bridge is also known as the "Kissing Bridge" Back in the day when the men would ride their horse and buggy into the dark bridge the men would sneak a kiss with their loved one.

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