Vermont has a rich and fascinating history and traveling throughout the state, you’ll be pleasantly surprised at all the historic landmarks, buildings, and homesteads around. From old, historic wooden covered bridges to restaurants founded in the era of our country’s birth, Vermont has plenty of history to showcase. If you are looking for a fun and interesting day drip in Vermont, consider visiting the Justin Morrill Homestead. Walk through the grounds while learning and exploring over 160 years of Vermont life at this gorgeous and well-kept homestead in Vermont. Here’s what you can expect from a visit:

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