Potter's Bridge Historic Status
In 1978, Potter's Bridge was listed in the Indiana Historic Sites and Structures inventory. Potter's Bridge was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991.
Potter's Bridge Restoration
On November 4, 1998 restoration of Potter's Covered Bridge and creation of Potter's Bridge Park began with a ceremony held at the bridge. Also in 1998, land was acquired from Helen Daniels, Jamison-Cottingham Family, Edward Heinzmann, and the White River Christian Church for the construction of the White River Greenway Trail.
On September 18, 1999, a ceremony was held celebrating the restoration of Potter's Bridge and the grand opening of Potter's Bridge Park and the White River Greenway Trail and canoe launch.
On September 18, 1999, a ceremony was held celebrating the restoration of Potter's Bridge and the grand opening of Potter's Bridge Park and the White River Greenway Trail.
Potter's Bridge Park Today
In 1972, Potter's Bridge was acquired by Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department. During 1995, an additional 30 acres was purchased from Emily Morrison and Family to add to Potter's Bridge Park.