A Charming and Historic Small Town in Vermont Is Seemingly Frozen in Time

Poultney, Vermont, is a small town located in the southwestern part of the state with a population of about 3,000 residents. When it comes to small towns in Vermont, this is one incredible place filled with history and charm.

It was established in 1761 and played a part in the American Revolutionary War. Additionally, this small Vermont town is home to many historical buildings. This has led to the East Poultney Historic District and the Poultney Village Historic District being placed on the National Register of Historic Places. When you visit this charming and historic small town, I think it'll be hard not to feel like you've stepped back in time.

Poultney started as a small area surrounded by a mill and has transformed over the years. The photo above shows Poultney's downtown area around 1906. Since this picture, not a lot has changed in this lovely Vermont small town.

Built in 1805, the United Baptist Church in this community is one of the many historical landmarks in this small town. If you step foot here, it'll seem like you've been transported to another time. That's just how special it is.

I also encourage you to make a stop at The East Poultney General Store and order a sandwich from their deli. Along with being the place to find everything and anything, this charming 1830s store is located on Poultney's historic Village Green, adding to the feeling as if you've frozen in time.

You can also stop by the Poultney Historical Society to learn more about this charming small town. Take note of the unique architecture during your visit, too. And, if you plan a longer visit to Poultney, opt to stay at the historical Bentley House.

After spending time in Poultney, Vermont, I'd suggest checking out more of Vermont's charming and historic small towns. Take a look at these tiny towns in Vermont to discover other towns that also feel like you're frozen in time.