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What is the oldest store in Vermont?

Vermont is chock full of history, with historic buildings, incredible museums, and historic sites tucked around every corner. The state is even home to a number of still-standing general stores, soda fountains, and old-fashioned mom-and-pop shops to explore. Some of the oldest stores in Vermont are:

• F. H. Gillingham & Sons, Woodstock
• Jericho Center Country Store, Jericho Center
• Putney General Store, Putney
• The Vermont Country Store, Weston

Does Vermont have any old-fashioned general stores?

Vermont's incorporated state history dates all the way back to 1776, which means there are definitely some storied buildings, country stores, and historic sites hiding in every corner of the state. A few of the coolest and most historic general stores in Vermont are also some of the state's oldest buildings, including:

• Barnard General Store, Barnard
• Bridgewater Corners Country Store, Bridgewater Corners
• Dan & Whit's General Store, Norwich
• F. H. Gillingham & Sons, Woodstock
• Hero's Welcome, North Hero
• H.N. Williams General Store, Dorset
• Jericho Center Country Store, Jericho Center
• J. J. Hapgood General Store and Eatery, Peru
• Original General Store, Pittsfield
• Pierce's Store, Shrewsbury
• Putney General Store, Putney
• Shaw's General Store, Stowe
• Shelburne Country Store, Shelburne
• Singleton's General Store, Proctorsville
• Teago General Store, South Pomfret
• The Warren Store, Warren