Once you get out of the more populated areas of Vermont and drive through all the small and quaint towns, one thing becomes abundantly clear: general stores grace almost all of the small and timeless towns of Vermont. There is something reassuring and pleasant about seeing and visiting these general stores. Their simplicity and everlasting qualities remind us of a bygone era. And today, these places carry on the tradition and serve up their loyal customers and visitors alike scrumptious sandwiches, pastries, and homemade snacks and beverages. One of many must-visit general stores in Vermont is the Barnard General Store in Barnard, Vermont.
Established in 1832, the Barnard General Store is one of the oldest general stores in all of Vermont. Located on the banks of Silver Lake in Barnard (10 miles from Woodstock), this historic building has a charming store and beautiful views of the lake behind the shop.
Stop by for a treat at the Barnard General Store where you'll find fresh-baked donuts, croissants, pastries, and other goodies to sweeten your day.
The quant and old interior will bring you back in time as you step foot in this timeless establishment.
Throughout the years, this general store has seen many generations come and go and serviced locals and visitors for almost 200 years.
Much of the history of this town and general store have been preserved through the long existence of the Barnard General Store.
Whether you are looking for a tasty sandwich or wrap, fried chicken, or some other snack, the Barnard General Store will provide for your food cravings.
For more information about this old and lovely general store, opening hours, and specials, take a look at their Facebook page here.">
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