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Addison County 24

ANN STORYCorner of Story Drive and Shard Villa Road, Salisbury
Birthplace of Ray FisherJunction of Route 7 and Creek Rd, Middlebury
Charity and SylviaEntrance of Weybridge Cemetery between Weybridge Rd and Quaker Village Rd, Weybridge
Chimney PointChimney Point State Historic Site, Addison
Court SquareU.S. Route 7 & Washington Street, at the Court Square green, Middlebury
DAR John Strong Mansion6656 Route 17, Addison
Emma Willard -- Pioneer educator gave women first college training here131 South Main Street, Middlebury
Frederick Douglass Launched the One Hundred Convention5 Court Square, Middlebury
Granville Corner School75 Post Office Hill, Granville
Hathorne School -- Bridport District Schoolhouse #1Intersection of VT-125 and Basin Harbor Road, Bridport
John Deere -- Inventor of "The Plow that Broke the Plains"Cannon Park, Middlebury
Levi P. Morton - Statesman and Banker Lived Early Years in VermontSchool Road green, just south of Main Street, Shoreham
Macdonough ShipyardMacDonough Drive, west of Comfort Hill Street, Vergennes
Mt. Independence Military Road -- Route to Hubbardton, 1777Route 22A and Route 73, Orwell
Newton Academy & Shoreham High SchoolCorner of School Street and School Road, Shoreham
Robert Frost -- 1874-1963Route 125, three miles east of Ripton Village, Ripton
Rokeby' -- Home of Rowland E. Robinson -- Writer of Vermont FolkloreU.S. Route 7, near village, Ferrisburgh
Shoreham Covered Railroad BridgeShoreham Depot Road at Dame Road, Shoreham
Silas Wright -- 1795-1847Route 23 at James Road, Weybridge
Stephen BatesPark Street and Main Street, Vergennes
The Great ConventionU.S. Route 7, near the Wesleyan Chapel, Ferrisburgh
The Ruth Stone House / Green Apples788 Hathaway Road, Goshen
The U.S. Government Morgan Horse Farm74 Battell Dr, Weybridge
William Slade / The Gag RuleAcross from 2598 VT Route 30, Cornwall

Bennington County 32

Bennington Battle MonumentOn the Old Bennington Village Green, Bennington
Birthplace of William Griffith Wilson, 1895-1971: Co-founder of Alcoholics AnonymousVillage Street at Mad Tom Road, Dorset
ChiselvilleSunderland Hill Road, on the East Side of the Covered Bridge, Sunderland
Chittenden HomeRoute 7A, Russell Street, Arlington
Dorothy Canfield Fisher -- (1879-1958)3854 Main Street, Arlington
Dorset -- Here New Hampshire Grants First Voted IndependenceRoute 30, at Village Green, Dorset
Early Eighteenth Century Settlement3963 Route 346, Pownal
Fenton Pottery Site -- 1801-1810Intersection of Dorset Hollow Road and Kirby Hollow Road, Dorset
First Marble Quarry -- Oldest Quarry in U.S., 1785U.S. Route 30 at Kelly Road, Dorset
Fred Nicklewhite3835 Main Street, Manchester Village
Governor Jonas Galusha Homestead3871 Route 7A, Shaftsbury
Harmon's MintRoute 30, just north of Danforth Drive, Rupert
Lincoln's "Hildene" -- Summer Home of Son of Civil War PresidentOn grounds of Estate Lincoln's 'Hildene', Manchester
Lt. Col. Robert Cochran -- Revolutionary Hero Settled Here, 1769Route 153 at New York state line, Rupert
Norman Rockwell3587 River Road, Arlington (West Arlington)
Park McCullough HousePark and West Street, Bennington
Pownal -- Two Presidents Taught HereRoute 346, just south of North Pownal Road, Pownal
Remember BakerOld Mill Road at Junction of Ice House Road, Arlington
Scott Nearing & Helen Knothe NearingCorner of Taylor Hill Rd and Stone Cabin Rd, Winhall
Seth WarnerNext to the Seth Warner Statue at the Bennington Battle Monument, Bennington
Shaftsbury: The Birthplace, 1805, of Jacob Merritt HowardRoute 7A at Tunic Road, Shaftsbury
Southern Vermont Arts CenterOn West Rd at the Southern Vermont Arts Center, Manchester
State Seal Pine TreeNorth of Route 313 & West of 7, Arlington
Sunderland -- Allen families lived hereU.S. Route 7, near sunderland rd, Sunderland
The "Corkscrew" Railroad75 Main Street at the Bennington Museum, Bennington
The Dorset Field Club -- Oldest Continually Operated Golf Course in the U.S.132 Church Street, Dorset
The Old MillEntrance of 1197 Route 7a, Shaftsbury
The Revolutionary WarHistorici Route 7A across from The Equinox hotel, Manchester
Vermont - US 7 Follows Historic RouteCenter Street Near Town Clerk, Pownal
Vermont -- Molly Stark Trail and Historic Old Bennington75 Main Street at the Bennington Museum, Bennington
Vermont Is A State I Love150 Depot Street, Bennington
Vermont Veteran's Home325 North Street, in parking lot, Bennington

Caledonia County 18

Ben's Mill2478 West Barnet Road, Barnet
Caledonia County Grammar SchoolBayley-Hazen Rd, and Church Street in village, Peacham
Camp WapanackiWhere Wapanaki Road turns into Hines Road, Hardwick/Wolcott Town Line
East HardwickOverlook Park at Main St & E Church St, Hardwick
First American Platform ScaleU.S. Route 2 & Mt. Vernon Street Intersection., St. Johnsbury
Greenbank's Hollow -- A Forgotten VillageIntersection of Brook Road and Thaddeus Stevens Road, Danville
Henry Stevens / Henry Stevens, Jr.1743 US Route 5 south at the town office, Barnet
James Whitehill Stone House -- 180878 Stone House Rd, Ryegate
Moore Round Barn1740 Route 5, Barnet
Mountain View FarmDarling Hill Road,near East Darling Hill Road, Burke (East Burke)
Northeastern Speedway2229 VT Rte 18, Waterford
Site of Lyndon's First Town Meeting1317 Vail Drive, Lyndon
St. Johnsbury Trade SchoolSt. Johnsbury Middle School, Route 5, St. Johnsbury
Thaddeus StevensU.S. Route 2, on the common, Danville
The Birthplace of Bag BalmAcross from Cumberland Farms on Broad Street, Lyndonville
The Comerford Development at Fifteen Mile FallsI-91 northbound at the scenic turnout located at milemarker 121.83, Barnet
Theodore N. Vail -- Pioneer in Creating the Telephone IndustryCampus of Lyndon State College, Lyndon
Wheelock -- The Dartmouth College Land GrantRoute 122, on the village green, Wheelock

Chittenden County 46

"Snowflake" Bentley -- Jericho's world famous snowflake authorityJericho Center Cir., in village, Jericho
2nd Vermont Volunteer Infantry RegimentNorth Avenue in Battery Park, Burlington
Andrew Harris -- 1814-1841 -- First African American Graduate of The University of Vermont, 1838 -- Abolitionist & Advocate of Black EqualityUniversity of Vermont, south of Bailey/Howe Library in the Andrew Harris Common, Burlington
Athletic ParkIntersection of Riverside and intervale Road, Burlington
Battery Park -- Scene of British Attack in War of 1812Battery Park, Burlington
Buffalo Soldiers at Fort Ethan Allen, 1909-1913Corner of Route 15 and Dalton Drive, Essex
Buffalo Soldiers at Fort Ethan Allen, 1909-1913223 Ethan Allen Avenue, Ely Long Music Center, Colchester
Burial Place of General Ethan Allen -- Born 1738 - Died 1789Colchester Avenue, Burlington
Burlington Country Club / Waubanakee Golf ClubBurlington Country Club Entrance at corner of Country Club Rd and S Prospect St, Burlington
Captain John Lonergan -- 1837-1902 -- Hero of GettsyburgCity Hall Park, Burlington
Catamount StadiumCorner of Route 7 and Catamount Drive, Milton
Centennial FieldCentennial Field, University of Vermont, Burlington
Champlain Glass CompanyBattery Park by the Whispering Giant, Burlington
Chittenden MillsRoute 15, just east of Red Mill Drive, Jericho
Church Street Marketplace (Bottom)Bottom of Church Street, Burlington
Church Street Marketplace (Top)Head of Church Street, Burlington
Colchester’s Italian Garden FarmsAcross from 682 Mallets Bay Avenue, Colchester
District No. 5 Schoolhouse32 Pleasant Valley Road, Underhill
Early Black SettlersLincoln Hill Road by North Road, Hinesburg
Edmunds' Birthplace -- Site of Homestead of Lawyer and Statesman1949 East Main Street (Route 2), Richmond
Electric Power Generation in BurlingtonPenny Lane (at Moran Frame), Burlington
Ethan Allen: Park is Site of Farm Owned by Hero of TiconderogaNorth Ave, Burlington
First International Ice Hockey GameNorth End of Boardwalk at Waterfront Park, Burlington
First Special Service Forceacross from 543 Dalton Drive, Colchester
First Unitarian Universalist Society152 Pearl Street, Burlington
First Vermont Lesbian and Gay Pride ParadeCity Hall Park (St. Paul & College Streets), Burlington
General William Wells (1837-1892) / Dr. H. Nelson Jackson (1872-1955)158 S Willard Street (corner of South Willard and Main Streets), Burlington
George Jerrison Stannard / Deming-Stannard Farm951 Route 7, just south of Catamount Drive, Milton
Grace Goodhue Coolidge312 Maple Street, Burlington
Green Mountain ClubCorner of Main Street and St. Paul Street, Burlington
Hood's Crossing / Frank Niquette DevelopmentIntersection of East Allen Street, Hood Street, and East Spring Street, Winooski
Huntington Gorge / Deaths at the Huntington GorgeHuntington Gorge, Richmond
John Dewey -- Philosopher and Pioneer in Modern Education186 South Willard Street, Burlington
Little ItalyBattery Street Extension and Intersection of Cherry Street, Burlington
Mary Martha Fletcher -- (1830-1885)177 N Prospect St, Burlington
Milton SpeedwayRoute 7, just east of Racine Road, Milton
Pate-King House / Guidebooks for Black Americans86-90 Archibald Street, Burlington
Pleasant View Farm's White Farmhouse / UVM Miller Research and Educational Center500 Spear Street, South Burlington
Ray W. CollinsRoute 7, 2 miles south of Chimney Corners, Colchester
Revolutionary War PatriotsBattery Park by the Cannon, Burlington
The Black Snake AffairOn Intervale Bike Path, , accessed from the Ethan Allen Homestead Museum parking lot. Follow "bike path" listing., Burlington
The Charlotte Whale -- Vermont's State FossilN.E. corner of the intersection of Thompson's Point Rd and VT railroad, Charlotte
The Long TrailRoute 2, in the Long Trail parking lot, east of Notch Road, Bolton
The Round Church / Richmond, VermontBridge Street & Round Church Road, Richmond
Udney Hay357 Poker Hill Road, Underhill
Vermont, Major Cross-State Route / Steamer "Vermont"At Foot of King Street, Burlington

Essex County 6

1st Normal School -- Pioneer in Teacher TrainingU.S. Route 2, at Shadow Lake Road, Concord
George Lansing Fox -- One of the 4 Dorchester ChaplainsMethodist Church in East Concord, Concord
Island PondIn village, near railroad station, Brighton (Island Pond)
Rogers' Rangers Cemetery -- 1759Porrell Road about a 1/2 mile from intersection of Granby Road, Granby
Stewart Holbrook 1893-1964Route 105 at McConnell Pond Road, Ferdinand
Vermont - Major Cross-State RouteRoute 2, just west of Morin Road at large pull-off, Lunenburg

Franklin County 25

Annette Parmelee92 Orchard Street, Enosburg
Birthplace of Larry GardnerOn the Town Green, Enosburgh
Boyrereau Brinch / The Blind African Slave1349 Mill River Road, Georgia
Brigham Academy & Peter Bent BrighamRoute 108, just north of Academy Lane, Bakersfield
Camp Holbrook55 Old Orchard Road, St. Albans Town
Chester A. Arthur -- 21st President of the United StatesAt the Chester A. Arthur Historic Site on Chester Arthur Road, east of Dodd Road, Fairfield
Chester A. Arthur -- Birthplace of 21st PresidentFairfield Village, Route 36, Fairfield
Colonel Elisha Sheldon -- 1741-1805Main Street, just north of Bridge Street, Sheldon
Comstock Covered BridgeNear 35 Comstock Bridge Road, Montgomery
Consuelo Northrop Bailey: 1st Female Lieutenant GovernorTown Highway 75 in front of the Bent-Northrop Library, Fairfield
Fenian Raids -- Attempted Canadian Invasion North of Here -- 1866 and 1870Route 105, just west of Main St., Sheldon
Fuller Covered BridgeFuller Bridge Road near Black Falls Road, Montgomery
Hectorville Covered BridgeGibou Road, 525 feet from Route 118, Montgomery
Highgate Falls Lenticular Truss BridgeRoute 207, across from Baker Road, at Highgate Falls, Highgate
Leonard A. LordNear entrance of Riverside Cemetery, Swanton
Longley Covered BridgeLongley Bridge Road & Route 118, Montgomery
Mazipskoik (Missisquoi) Native Village and Jesuit MissionRoute 7 at Monument Road, Swanton
Opera House at Enosburg Falls123 Depot Street, Enosburg Falls
Patent Medicine In Enosburg Falls228 North Main Street, Enosburg Falls
Saxe's MillsIntersection of St. Armand Road & Ballard Road, Highgate
Sheldon, Vermont -- Site of Civil War Action -- October 19, 1864Bridge Street, at Black Creek, Sheldon
South Academy / St. George Church and Bakersfield Historical Socieety54 East Bakersfield Road, Bakersfield
St. Albans RaidU.S. Route 7, Taylor Park, St. Albans City
Union Church / Pratt Hall2044 Route 118, Montgomery
West Enosburg United Methodist Church1725 Tyler Branch Road, Enosburg

Grand Isle County 9

Ebenezer Allen -- Site of pioneer's tavernU.S. Route 2, at South Street, South Hero
Grand Isle County Courthouse3677 Route 2, North Hero
Historic Lake Islands -- Samuel De ChamplainRoute 2 sandbar causeway, at visitor pull off, Milton
Historic Lake Islands -- Samuel De Champlain70 North Main Street, Alburgh
Hyde Log Cabin -- Built circa 1783U.S. Route 2, just north of Hyde Road, Grand Isle
Site of French Fort Ste. Anne -- Vermont's oldest settlementWest Shore Road, north of St. Anne's Road, Isle La Motte
Sweet's Ferry1250 West Shore Rd, Isle La Motte
The Bohannon Site -- A Native American VillageRoute 78 at Junction with E. Alburgh Road, Alburgh
Theodore Roosevelt's Visit to Isle LaMotte3849 West Shore Rd, Isle La Motte

Lamoille County 8

Cambridge Junction BridgeCambridge Junction Road, Cambridge
Fisher Bridge -- Wolcott, VermontSt. Johnsbury & Lamoille County R.R, Wolcott
George Washington Henderson -- First African-American Elected to Phi Beta Kappa, Minister, Educator, Champion of His RaceRoute 109 at Belvidere Cemetery, Belvidere
Grand Army of the Republic HighwayRoute 15 at Mansfield Ave, Cambridge
Julian Scott -- 1846-1901Route 15 west end of village, Johnson
Morrisville Depot10 Portland Street, Morrisville
Reverend George S. Brown -- (1801-1886)United Methodist Church, 4023 Route 15, Wolcott
Smugglers NotchMountain Road at the Barnes Camp Visitor Center, Stowe

Orange County 25

Bayley-Hazen Military Road -- 1776-1779 -- Began Just North at Wells River4220 Main Street, Newbury
Bradford -- Home of Maker of First Globes and Birthplace of Adm. ClarkIn Boch Park, across from 48 Main Street, Bradford
Bradford -- James Wilson, Globe MakerI-91 Rest Area in Bradford, Bradford
Camp FarnsworthRoute 113 at Camp Farnsworth Road, Thetford
Davenport BirthplaceRoute 14, at Brook Street, Williamstown
Elizabeth Mine192 Mine Rd, Strafford
Elmbank: Home of Charles Ross Taggart -- "The Old Country Fiddler"4724 Main Street, Newbury
Furnace FlatRoute 132 near Furnace Flat Road, Strafford
Hooker Family House30 Welch Loop (near intersection of Wrights Ave. & N. Main St.), Bradford
Jacob Bayley -- Founder of Newbury and Revolutionary War General4982 Main Street, Newbury
Jonathan Peckham MillerEast Bethel Road, at Vermont Technical College, Randolph
Justin Morgan Log Cabin Home Site / The Morgan HorseNeighbor Road, Brookfield / Randolph town line
Justin Smith Morrill/Morrill Homestead214 Justin Morrill Memorial Hwy, Strafford
Major Ira DayRoute 14/Main Street just south of Garden St & Depot St interesection, Williamstown
Nathaniel Niles -- 1741-1828West Fairlee Center, at the intersection of Middlebrook Rd & Bear Notch Rd, West Fairlee
Old City and Old City FallsOld City Falls Branch, just north of Pennock Road, Strafford
Randolph -- Home of Justin MorganEast Bethel Road, at Vermont Technical College, Randolph
Randolph State Normal School -- 1867-1911East Bethel Road, at Vermont Technical College, Randolph
Samuel Morey -- Pioneer Inventor of Steam and Gas Engines lived hereU.S. Route 5 in Village, Fairlee
Site of 1780 RaidRoute 110 on Royalton/Tunbridge town line, Tunbridge
Strafford VillageOn the Town Common in Strafford Village, Strafford
The Floating BridgeVT 65 at Sunset Lake, Brookfield
Thetford Academy91 Academy Road, Thetford
Town of WilliamstownWilliamstown
Tunbridge World's FairRoute 110, across from Potash Hill Road, Tunbridge

Orleans County 7

Alexander Twilight / Old Stone House109 Old Stonehouse Road, Brownington
First Reparative Probation Case in the United States247 Main Street, Newport
Henry M. Leland -- Designer of the Cadillac and Lincoln AutomobilesJunction of Route 5 & 16, Barton
Hinman Settler RoadIntersection of Breezy Ave, Center Road, and Hardwick Street, Greensboro
Runaway PondState Route 16, 5 miles south of Glover, Glover
Sterling College16 Sterling Drive, Craftsbury
Vermont -- Orleans County RouteDerby Line Town Hall, Derby (Derby Line)

Rutland County 51

"Vermont's First College"VT Route 4A in front of the town library, Castleton
A.W.Gray & SonsRoute 133A and Montvert Rd., Middletown Springs
Battle of Hubbardton -- Only Battlefield on Vermont SoilU.S. Route 4, north to E. Hubbardton, Hubbardton
Brandon Training SchoolRoute 7 North of the village, Brandon
Brigadier General Edward H. Ripley45 Route 4, Maple Sugar and Vermont Spice parking lot, Mendon
Brown BridgeUpper Cold River Road on the west side of the bridge, Shrewsbury
Center Rutland Depot -- Constructed Circa 1912Corner of Route 4 and Depot Lane 7, Rutland
Edwin L. Drake -- 1819-1880 -- Founder of the Oil IndustryU.S. Route 4, West of the Village, Castleton
First Slate Quarry in Western VermontScotch Hill Road, north of Griffith Pond Road, Fair Haven
Forest Dale IronworksRoute 73 N. E. of Forest Dale, Brandon
Fort WarrenU.S. Route 4, at Hubbardton Road, Castleton
George Schmitt -- 1892-1913Rutland Fairgrounds - 175 South Main Street, Rutland City
Governor Israel Smith House44 North Main Street, Rutland City
Hammond Covered BridgeWest off U.S. Route 7, road to Florence, Pittsford
Historic West Street Cemetery / Governor Israel SmithWest Street near Forest Street, Rutland
Horace Greeley -- George Jones -- Noted journalists served apprenticeship near hereEast Poultney, Route 140, east of Bird Street, Poultney
Howe Scale Company / Howe CenterCorner of Scale Ave and Strongs Ave, Rutland City
Ira Town HallRoute 133 at West Road, Ira
Italian American Club of Rutland, Vermont73 Grove Street, Rutland City
James Hope -- 1818-1892South Street, Castleton
Jeffrey Brace -- 1742-1827 -- African, Revolutionary Veteran, Author, AbolitionistEast Poultney, Route 140, east of Bird Street, Poultney
John Deere -- BirthplaceMain Street Park, Rutland City
John Porter Bowman & Laurel Hall / Laurel Glen Mausoleum4092 Route 103, Shrewsbury
John VincentU.S. Route 4 near Cream Hill Rd, Mendon
Julia C. R. Dorr -- 1825-1913Grace Congregational United Church of Christ, Court St, Rutland City
Kendrick Dam, Pond, Mill and Ice HousePlains Road, approximately 0.1 mile east of the intersection with Sugar Hollow Road., Pittsford
Kingsley Grist Mill2964 East Street, Clarendon
Long Trail LodgeRoute 4, across from the Inn at Long Trail, Killington
Martin Henry Freeman -- 1826-188946 North Main St, Rutland City
Matthew Lyon -- Fair Haven's oldest mills built on falls by founderNear U.S. Route 4 & Route 22A, Fair Haven
Mead's FallsRoute 4, Center Rutland at Simons Avenue, Rutland
Mount Holly Railroad HistoryRoute 103, west of Markwell Lane, Mount Holly
Mt. Killington -- State's second highestpeak -- scene of christening legendKillington Access Road, Killington
Old State House15 West Street, Rutland
Old Stone ShopRoute 7 and Church Street, Wallingford
Otter Creek4 Main St, Proctor
Paul P. Harris 1868-1947: Founder of Rotary InternationalRoute 7 at Elm Street, Wallingford
Pawlet Town HallAcross from 122 School Street, Pawlet
Pearl S. Buck: June 26, 1892 - March 6, 1973South Main Street, just south of Brook Road, Danby
Pittsford's Iron IndustryNorth End of the Town Green on Route 7, Pittsford
Reverend Lemuel HaynesPleasant Street Cemetery, Pleasant Street, West Rutland
Rural Otter Creek Valley Multiple Resource AreaRoute 7, just south of Waldo Lane, Wallingford
Silas Lapham Griffith34 South Main Street, Danby
Slate Pencil ManufacturingCastleton
Stephen A. Douglas -- Opponent of Abraham LincolnU.S. Route 7, in village, Brandon
Stone Church / Stone Valley Arts145 East Main Street, Poultney
The 'Old Chapel', Castleton Medical College, 1818-1862Seminary Street near college entrance, Castleton
The Vermont SanatoriumAt the entrance to 317 Academy Rd, Pittsford
Vermont Marble Company -- The Largest Marble Company in the World52 Main St, Proctor
Village of Mechanicsville -- Founded in Early 1800's54 Tarberville Road, Mount Holly
Village of Pittsford Mills / Nichols Montgomery PowersU.S. Route 7 just southeast of intersection with Route 3 and Oxbow Rd, Pittsford

Washington County 16

Clarence FitchIntersection of Quarry Rd / Adamant Rd, Calais (Adamant)
Currier ParkPark Street & Academy Street, Barre
Dr. Henry JanesNorth Main Street at Waterbury Public Library, Waterbury
G.A.R. MEMORIAL HALL STOW POST 29207 GAR Road (North Calais Memorial Hall), Calais
Historic Kent TavernIntersection of Kent Hill Rd & Old W. Church Road, Calais
Montpelier Recreation FieldRoute 12 North at Baseball Drive, Montpelier
North Montpelier Historic DistrictRoute 14 at Factory Street, East Montpelier
Norwich UniversityNorwich University, Northfield
Old Meeting House1620 Center Road, East Montpelier
Population CenterFuller Rd at Prickly Mountain Road, Warren
Ralph Waldo Ellison / Invisible ManGerman Flats Road just north of Raspberry Lane, Fayston
Roxbury Fish Culture Station3696 Main Street, Roxbury
Senator William Upham145 Main Street, Montpelier
State HouseState Street in front of State House, Montpelier
Vermont Equality for Same-Sex Couples111-115 State Street, near walkway between the Supreme Court and State House, Montpelier
Vermont State HospitalSouth Main Street on the horseshoe at the State Office Complex, Waterbury

Windham County 24

Abijah and Lucy Terry PrinceWelcome Center off Route 91N, in the parking area far left from the exit road, Guilford
Bellows Falls Canal -- Here first Canal in United States was built in 1802Bridge Street at the Connecticut River, Bellows Falls
Bradley Law OfficeRoute 5, just north of School Street, Westminster
Brigham Young BirthplaceRoute 100 in the village, Whitingham
Broad Brook Grange Hall3940 Guilford Center Road, Guilford
Clarina Howard NicholsWest Townshend, at the Post Office on Route 30, Townshend
Dr. Laura Plantz - Vermont's First Female Medical Practitioner27 Old Depot Road, Putney
Estey Organ CompanyCanal Street U.S. Route opposite end of Birge Street, Brattleboro
Family Home of John Humphrey NoyesKimball Hill at Frost Road, Putney
Fort DummerRoute 142, at Cotton Mill Hill, Brattleboro
Glenwood Seminary and Brattleborough Academy / Mary Wilkins Freeman896 Western Avenue, Brattleboro
Historic Vernon Union Church2631 Fort Bridgman Road, Vernon
Hotel Windham & Andrews InnCorner of The Square and Bridge Street, Bellows Falls
Naulahka -- Rudyard Kipling's Home near Brattleboro for 4 yearsU.S. Route 5, North of Brattleboro, Brattleboro
Primary Peace Corps Training SiteDickinson Road, and Fleisher Lane, Brattleboro
Rockingham Meeting HouseRoute 103, in village just north of Meeting House Road, Rockingham
Royall Tyler -- Early American PlaywrightGuilford Center Road, at the Historical Museum, Guilford
Scott Bridge -- Longest Wooden Span in VermontRoute 30, north of Stephenson Curve, Townshend
Taft Homestead SiteWest Townshend, 6581 Route 30, Townshend
The Birthplace of Burton SnowboardsRoute 11 at the intersection of Route 100, Londonderry
The Dam at Franklin PondFoot Path across from 3042 Sweet Pond Road, Guilford
Vermont -- Connecticut Valley RouteRoute 5, right at town line with Massachusetts, Guilford
Village Court HouseU.S. Route 5 just north of Welcome Drive, Westminster
West River Railroad and Newfane Station597 VT Route 30, across from Cemetery Hill Road, Newfane

Windsor County 44

1800 and Froze to Death / United Church of Bethel108 Church Street, Bethel
Abby Maria HemenwayHigh Street by Mill Street, Ludlow
Achsa SpragueAcross from 122 Messer Hill Rd, Plymouth
Alden Partridge -- (1784-1854)On the green in front of the bandstand, Norwich
Bomber Crash on Hawks MountainRoute 106, just north of High Street, Weathersfield
Calvin Coolidge -- 1872-1933Off Route 100-A, at Plymouth Notch, Plymouth
Chester Academy / District No. 20 and Central School230 Main Street, Chester
Chester DepotIntersection of Railroad Avenue and Depot Street. In front of the train station., Chester
Civilian Conservation Corps -- West River Forest Camp -- 1933-1940Route 155, 2 miles north of Route 100, Weston
Constitution House16 Main Street, Windsor
Dinah70 State Street, Windsor
Disastrous Train Wreck2591 Route 14, Hartford
Dorothy Thompson Memorial CommonRoute 12, South of the General Store, Barnard
Early Settlers & Allen R. FoleyU.S. Route 10A East, near Ledyard Bridge, Norwich
Eureka Schoolhouse and Baltimore Covered BridgeRoute 11, 1 mile west of Interstate 91, Springfield
Finnish Immigrants in VermontEast Hill Road at the East Hill Cemetery, Andover
First Public Grammar School -- Located on this siteU.S. Route 5, in the village on the lawn near the Congressional Church, Norwich
Green Mountain Perkins Academy4900 South Road, Woodstock (South Woodstock)
Helen Hartness Flanders -- Ballad Collector, Poet, Scholar, Musician30 Orchard Street, lawn of the Hartness House, Springfield
Hiram PowersChurch Hill Road, south of Shurtleff Lane, Woodstock
Hugh Henry Family Homestead2148 Green Mountain Turnpike, Chester
Indian StonesRoute 106 & Knapp Brook Road, Reading
James Hartness & Precision Valley Inventors30 Orchard Street, lawn of the Hartness House, Springfield
Jessie LaFountain Bigwood -- First Woman Admitted to the Vermont BarVermont Law School campus, Royalton
Joseph Smith Monument -- Mormon Prophet's BirthplaceRoute 14 and Dairy Hill Road, Royalton
Justin MorganRoute 4, approximately opposite Lincoln St, Woodstock
Marianne Gaillard FaulknerAcross from 28 Mountain Avenue, Woodstock
North Chester211 North Street, Chester
Prosper Ski HillRoute 12, between Wayside Rd and Ribbett Way, Woodstock
Revolutionary War Campground on the Crown Point Road2008 Scout Camp Rd, Plymouth
Taftsville Covered BridgeRoute 4 in Taftsville, at Covered Bridge Road, Woodstock
The Fisk Trophy Race of 1937Top of Suicide Six Ski Mountain, South Pomfret
The Royalton Raid -- October 16, 1780Route 14, in village at Bridge Street, Royalton
The Vermont Country Store657 Main Street, Weston
Theron Boyd HouseHillside Road, Quechee
Theta Chi FraternityU.S. Route 5 near St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, Norwich
Town of NorwichIntersection of US-5 and Elm Street, Norwich
Vermont -- Gateway to Green Mt. StateNorth Main Street, by Hartford Avenue, Hartford
Vermont Gold Rush2008 Scout Camp Rd, Plymouth
Wagon Wheels Farm -- Tourists Accommodated, 1937-1942Route 110, 1 Mile North of Route 14, Royalton (South Royalton)
Weston Village Historic DistrictRoute 100 at the Farrar Mansur House parking lot, Weston
William Jarvis -- Consul to Lisbon was first to import Merino sheep to U.S.1161 Route 5, Weathersfield
WoodstockRoute 4 on the village green, Woodstock
Woodstock, Vermont -- Site of the First Ski Tow in the United StatesRoute 12, east of Gully Road, Woodstock

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Chimney Point

1690–1791

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Battle of Hubbardton -- Only Battlefield on Vermont Soil

1777

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Calvin Coolidge -- 1872-1933

1872–1923

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Bennington Battle Monument

1777–1953

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