This paper summarizes the performance of a metal-plate-connected wood truss bridge constructed in the Fall of 1992 on a rural Alabama road. The bridge comprises two spans: Span 1 is a bolt-laminated transverse deck supported by multi-truss girders and Span 2 is a stress-laminated truss system. A comprehensive monitoring program, initiated shortly after construction, has provided information on seasonal variations in lumber moisture content, stressing bar forces, static load test behavior, and overall bridge condition. After three years, the monitoring program shows the bridge to be performing as expected.