Eugene B. Bock," Covered Timber Bridges of Indiana", as of June 1, 1948.
Robert B. Yule and Richard C. Smith, "Covered Bridges of Indiana" reprinted from Indiana History Bulletin. December 1937.
Floyd Mitchel, Postcard, Bridgeton, Indiana and John V. Pontiere, Jr. postcard Estell Wholesale Company, Seymour, Indiana.
Max Harvey, ed. The Covered Bridges of Parke County Indiana, photographs by Jim Watson (Montezuma, Indiana: The Wabash Valley Printing Company, 1959).
George E. Gould, "New Parke County Records" Indiana Covered Bridge Society Newsletter. October 1973.
Juliet Snowden, “Covered Bridges of Parke County”.
Byron E. Ketcham, Covered Bridges on the Byways 01 Indiana.
Wayne M. Weber, Covered Bridges in Indiana (Midland, Michigan: Northwood Institute).
U. S. Geological Survey, Topographic map 7.5 minute series Catlin Quadrangle, Indiana.
U. S. Geological Survey, Topographic map 7.5 minute series, Rockville Quadrangle, Indiana Parke County.
U. S. Geological Survey, Topographic map 7.5 minute series, Montezuma Quadrangle, Indiana Parke County.
U. S. Geological Survey, Topographic map 7.5 minute series, Kingman Quadrangle, Indiana.
U.S. Geological Survey, topographical map, 7.5 minute series, Bellmore Quadrangle, Indiana.
U. S. Geological Survey, Topographic map 7.5 minute series Mansfield Quadrangle, Indiana.
U. S. Geological Survey, Topographic map 7.5 minute series, Mecca Quadrangle, Indiana Parke County.
U. S. Geological Survey, Topographic map 7.5 minute series, Wallace Quadrangle, Indiana.
Parke Place. October, 1981.
Parke Place. November, 1981.
Parke Place. April, 1982.
Parke Place. August, 1983.
Parke Place. October, 1983.
Parke Place. March, 1984.
Parke Place. May 1984.
Parke Place. June, 1984.
Parke Place. July, 1984.
Parke Place. October, 1984.
Parke Place. April, 1987.
Parke Place. July 1987.
Parke Place. September/October, 1988.
“Covered Bridges, Sensible Ideas” Parke Place, October 1987.
“Historical Locations Designated in Special Project” Parke Place, October 1983.
Mary Jo Harney, “Relatively Speaking” Parke Place. August, 1983.
Donald Harbison, Parke Place, January 1986.
Rockville Republican. February 5, 1970.
Parke County Incorporated, Telephone interview, September 11, 1990.
Tom Martin, Parke County Highway Superintendent. Telephone interview, September 11, 1990.
Marie Frazer, "Parke County Restores Three Bridges" Indiana Covered Bridge Society Newsletter. October, 1981.
Praire Farmers Reliable Directory of Farmers and Breeders. Fountain. Parke. and Vermillion Counties.
"Penn Township" Memories of Parke County, page 97.
George Branson, Archaeological and Historical Survey of Parke County.
Dan Chamberlin, Joseph J. Daniels and His Indiana Covered Bridges.
Society Newsletter. October 1973.
“Parke County Covered Bridge Festival Map" (Rockville, Indiana, Parke County Inc. 1991).
Parke County Notes" Indiana Covered Bridge Society Newsletter.October. 1980.
Rosalia Wells. Covered Bridges in America. (William Edwin Rudge, New York).
Prairie Farmers Reliable Directory of Farmers and Breeders.
Farm Plat Books. Parke County. 1952, 1959, 1990.
Farm Plat Book, Parke County, Indiana 1959.
Enoch Shrigley, "Trains Using Bridgeton Crossing Recalled by Writer" Parke Place. January, 1988.
"County to Chip-seal..." Parke County Seminal. June 19,1991.
Richard Sanders Allen. Covered Bridges of the Middle West. (The Stephen Greene Press, Battleboro, Vermont).
John Secrist. “Notes on Parke County Bridges” Indiana Covered Bridge Society Newsletter. April 1984.
Juliet Snowden, “Covered Bridges Were Built by Honest Artisians” Memories of Parke County.
I.R. Strouse. Parke County Indiana Centennial Memorial. (Rockville Chautauqua Association, Rockville, Indiana, 1961.
"Cases Continued Against Three Charged With Red Bridge Arson. Rockville Republican. October 25, 1976.
“Red Bridge Protect Talks Open at Rosedale" The Terre Haute Tribune. November 19, 1976.
”Beeson Bridge Near Marshall is Seriously Damaged in Arson Attempt" Parke County Sentinel. August 13, 1979.
Wayne M. Weber. Covered Bridges in Indiana. (Midland, Michigan: Northwood Institute), page 121.
"Adopt-A-Bridge" The Daily Clintonian. July 9, 1991.
Mickey Morahn, interview of July 11, 1991.
Charles Orlea, circa 1960.
Russell L. Hamm, "Roseville: First Settlement In Parke County".
The Daily Clintonian. October 15,1990.
Parke Place. August, 1981.
"Roseville, Also Known as Coxville, Second Oldest Town In Indiana" Parke County Guide. Fall 1990, Cover.
Russel L. Hamm, "Between the lines by GLC" The Daily Cllntonian. February 18, 1991.
Marie Frazier, "100th Birthday Party For Sim Smith Covered Bridge" Indiana Covered Bridge Society Newsletter. January 1984.
Russell Hamm. "West Union: The Early Years" The Daily Clintonion. August 7, 1991.
Indexed Scrap Album. Reprinted from The Indianapolis News.
Elsie Orlea, interview of October 4, 1990.
John Cruise, as told by Elsie Orlea, October 4, 1990.
Memories of Parke County.
Rainer ZangerI, "The Discovery of Large Shark In Parke County." History and Families. Parke County, Indiana.
H. W. Beckwith, History of Vigo and Parke Counties.
Portrait and Biographical Record of Montgomery, Parke, and Fountain Counties, Indiana (Chapman Brothers, 1893).
“Beeson Covered Bridge Near Marshall is Seriously Damaged in Arson Attempt” Parke County Sentinel, August 13, 1979.
“Second Attempt to Burn Beeson Bridge is Made” Parke County Sentinel, August 15, 1979.
Emma Thompson, “Bridgeton Heritage Foundation” Parke County Guide Spring/Summer, 1990.
Historical Scenes in County (Vermillion County Historical Society).
Louise Hitt Booth, Clinton On The Wabash,1968.
Dorothy J. Clark, “Clinton’s Toll Bridge Over The Wabash” Terre Haute Tribune, October 22, 1961.
Russell L. Hamm, “Lodi: Sites To See” The Daily Clintonian, March 6, 1990.
Pictorial Press, December 8, 1960 (Montezuma, Indiana).
H.W. Beckwith, History of Parke and Vermillion Counties, Indiana. “Map of Parke County, Indiana.”
Parke County History, (Rockville Chautauqua Association, 1917), “Outline Map of Parke County”.
Farm Plat Book Parke County, Indiana, 1952, 1959.
Wesley Collings, photographer, Parke Place, September 1982.
Parke County Commissioner’s Records, 1869-1873.
“History of Russell Covered Bridge, Privately Built and Owned” The Rockville Republican.
John Vlach, “Joseph J. Daniels and Joseph A. Britton: Parke County’s Covered Bridge Builders” Indiana Folklore: A Reader.