Its twin burned around 1900. By 1987 this bridge was in need of major restoration work. The Westford Historical Society contracted with Graton Association of Ashland, New Hampshire, nationally known bridge restorers, to do the restoration work. The restoration and return of the bridge became a truly successful community effort, led by the Westford Historical Society in cooperation with the Town of Westford. The bridge work has now been completed to the point that it can be returned back to its original site on the Cambridge Road.
Picturesque landscapes remain throughout the community.
Many roads provide historic and contemporary views of farming and rural living. Most of the roads we use today are the original ones laid out by the early townspeople. Cambridge Road came into existence in the late 1820s, when the Vermont Supreme Court appointed a committee to survey a market road from Burlington to Derby. Route 128 was first hard-surfaced in the 1940s. In 1989, improvements to Route 128 improved access to Westford.