One of Chester, Vermont’s claims to fame is the number of historic places scattered around this tiny New England town. When you visit this small town of 55 square miles and about 3000 residents, you’ll get a history and architecture lesson while you soak in its charm. So, if you’re curious to know more, read on to learn about some of the places you’ll get to explore when you head to the southern part of the state to visit Chester.

To get started on exploring Chester's historical sites, take Vermont Route 11 in Windsor County.
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The Stone Village Historic District in Chester is composed of impressive buildings made using a distinct technique common among masons. In 1974, this area was put on the National Register of Historic Places.
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While the Stone Village Historic District is in the northern part of the town, the Chester Village Historic District is on the opposite side of town. Here, you'll find some of the oldest buildings in Chester. This neighborhood was also placed on the National Registry of Historic Places in 1985.
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Greenwood was added to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1985 due to its unique architectural styles. This includes Victorian and Greek Revival influences.
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Add the Jeffrey House to your list of historical sites to check out during your visit to Chester. This remaining Georgian-style home in the town was added to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1974.
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After you've visited many of the historic sites scattered around Chester, you can continue looking for hidden gems at one of the many antique shops in town too.
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There are plenty of quaint towns to explore when you’re in the Green Mountain State. In addition to Chester, take a look at these tiny towns in Vermont too.

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