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This Tiny Vermont Village Is One Of The Last Of Its Kind

Chester, Vermont, is a unique small town known for its historic Stone Village with rare "snecked ashlar" stone buildings.

by Kristin Grimes
on Jun 30
A quaint stone and wood building with a bell tower, surrounded by greenery and under a cloudy sky.
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Few People Know Vermont Was The First State To Ban Fracking In America 

by Marla Stein
on Apr 18
A drilling rig stands beside a road, surrounded by wildflowers and mountains under a cloudy sunset sky.
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Well Over A Century Ago, Vermont Was Hit With The Worst Blizzard In History

by Luke Liscio
on Oct 24
Historic photo of a snow-covered road after the 1888 storm, with people and horses clearing a path.
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The 10 Most Horrifying Disasters That Ever Happened In Vermont

by Kristin Grimes
on Jun 26
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Most People Don’t Know These 12 Treasures Are Hiding In Vermont

by Kristin Grimes
on Jun 14
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A Mysterious Woodland Trail In Vermont Will Take You To Original Ghost Town Ruins

Explore the ghost town of West Castleton in Bomoseen State Park, Vermont, by hiking the Bomoseen Slate History Trail.

by Marla Stein
on Sep 30
Sign for Bomoseen State Park, featuring green background and yellow lettering, surrounded by grass and trees.
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Take A Hike On This One-Of-A-Kind Trail In Vermont To See Spectacular Views And Birdwatch Too

Bear Hill Trail in Vermont offers a scenic loop hike perfect for families, birdwatching, and photography.

by Marla Stein
on Aug 31
Aerial view of lush green fields, farms, and distant mountains under a clear blue sky.
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The St. Patrick’s Day Blizzard Of 2007 Dumped Up to Two Feet Of Snow On Vermont

Vermont experienced a record-breaking snowstorm on Saint Patrick’s Day in 2007, with snowfall ranging from 7 to 24 inches.

by Marla Stein
on Mar 17
Two people stand on a large snow pile in a snowy urban area, with snow falling heavily around them.
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Learn And Explore Over 160 Years Of History At The Picturesque National Historic Site Of The Justin Morrill Homestead In Vermont

Explore the Justin Morrill Homestead in Vermont, a National Historic Landmark showcasing Gothic Revival architecture and Victorian gardens.

by Luke Liscio
on Feb 24
A pink house covered in snow, surrounded by tall trees, with snowdrifts nearly reaching the windows.
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9 Incredibly Iconic Buildings That Have Come To Define Vermont

Vermont features impressive and iconic architecture beyond its well-known rural landscapes.

by Luke Liscio
on Feb 23
Historic red stone building with a pointed tower, surrounded by trees and a grassy area.
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Visit Handy’s Lunch, The Small Town Diner In Vermont That’s Been Around Since The 1940s

Handy’s Lunch in Burlington is a family-owned diner known for its hearty food, bargain prices, and great service since 1945.

by Chloe Lira
on Jan 12
A quaint diner with a red awning, serving breakfast specials, surrounded by flowers and a "OPEN" sign.
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One of the Most Haunted Bridges in Vermont, the Gold Brook Bridge, Has Been Around Since 1844

Gold Brook Bridge, also known as Emily’s Bridge, is a historic and allegedly haunted covered bridge in Stowe, Vermont.

by Tori Jane
on Nov 22
A wooden covered bridge spans a stream, surrounded by autumn foliage and rocky terrain under a cloudy sky.
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Built In 1872, The West Dummerston Covered Bridge Is The Longest Covered Bridge Entirely In Vermont

The West Dummerston Covered Bridge in Vermont is the longest covered bridge entirely within the state and a historic architectural marvel.

by Luke Liscio
on Nov 6
A scenic view of a covered bridge over a river, surrounded by colorful autumn foliage and rolling hills.
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Plan A Trip To Vergennes, One Of Vermont’s Most Charming Historic Cities

Vergennes, Vermont, offers historic charm, scenic beauty, and various outdoor activities, making it a perfect countryside escape.

by Cristy Carr
on Nov 3
A serene view of a waterfall beside historic buildings, reflecting in calm water under a golden sunset.
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At 230 Years Old, The Architecturally Masterful Rockingham Meeting House In Vermont Is A Must-See National Historic Landmark

The Rockingham Meeting House in Vermont is a historic landmark known for its colonial architecture and historical significance.

by Luke Liscio
on Sep 29
A white, two-story building with many windows, set against a blue sky and grassy area with scattered leaves.