(Photo above is courtesy of the Danville Vermont Historical Society) Have you ever heard of Greenbank’s Hollow? It was a buzzing mill village in Vermont that time forgot. Located within the lovely town of Danville […]
The Champlain Bridge, commonly referred to as The Crown Point Bridge, is a major route connecting Vermont and New York at Chimney Point, Vermont and Crown Point, New York. If you’re visiting from the Vermont […]
Mount Mansfield, the highest peak in Vermont, is a prominent landmark that has captured the imagination of many. The origin of its name, however, is steeped in legend and history. Sources say that the mountain […]
Dowsing, also known as “water witching”, has taken place in Vermont since the 1700s. In 1799, a stranger named Winchell arrived in Middletown, VT. He was wanted for counterfeiting in Orange County and was an […]
Vermont, known for its picturesque landscapes and quaint small towns, is not immune to the unsettling presence of unsolved mysteries. From cold cases to unidentified persons, and brutal murders, our Green Mountain State has its […]
In the summer, Vermont can get hot… really hot. So, people love to venture out and visit the waterfalls and swimming spots. While some might be tempted to take a quick dive, many of these […]
In Vermont’s far northeast corner lies the town of Orleans in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom. This area of the Northeast Kingdom is not densely populated and includes Orleans, Caledonia, and Essex counties. The NEK spans about 2,000 square miles […]
Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Montpelier, Vermont, Green Mount Cemetery stands as a testament to the harmonious blend of natural beauty and exquisite funerary art. Established in 1854, this picturesque burial ground has captivated […]
Nestled at the foot of the Great Falls in Vermont, on the sturdy bedrock wall, lies an intriguing prehistoric petroglyph site that has captivated researchers and visitors for centuries. The Village of Bellows Falls is […]
Photo above is courtesy of Obscure Vermont In the lush landscapes of New England, something odd catches the eye. It’s seen in many Vermont’s farmhouses, known as Vermont witch windows, lazy windows or even coffin windows. […]
