Photos courtesy of the Vermont Historical Society Blockhouse Point doesn’t look like much today — a quiet point of land on North Hero, closed to the public, with a road named after it and not […]
Discover Vermont’s finest apple orchards! From pick-your-own adventures to farm stands, I’ll guide you through the best spots for apple picking and cider tasting in the Green Mountain State.
Hope Cemetery in Barre, Vermont, isn’t your typical graveyard. It’s a unique outdoor museum that showcases the town’s granite heritage and artistic prowess. Established in 1895, this final resting place has become a representation of […]
Hold on summer isn’t over yet! With “fair season” and cooler days and nights already hinting of things to come, there are still many great summer activities to enjoy, so read on! Vermont is a […]
If you happen upon the corner of Route 302 and 110 in downtown Barre, you cannot help but notice the iconic statue of a kneeling man with a sword and shield. Also know locally as […]
In a twist of fate, the year Alexander Twilight completed his groundbreaking achievement as the first known African American to earn a bachelor’s degree in the U.S. coincided with the birth of the state of […]
As you drive around Vermont, every now and then you’ll encounter a sign that says “Poor Farm Rd” (or some other variation of it). You may be curious as to just what you may stumble […]
Vermont’s Green Mountains are home to an iconic peak that’s captured the imagination of locals and visitors for centuries. Camel’s Hump, with its distinctive profile, isn’t just another mountain in the landscape. It’s a natural […]
South Hero, Vermont, is a beautiful town on Lake Champlain’s shores. It has a rich history dating back to 1786. People know the town for its charm, scenic views, and a quiet life away from […]
Imagine being on Lake Champlain’s serene shores. Grand Isle, Vermont, is a hidden gem in lush greenery. It’s in Grand Isle County, offering tranquility and natural beauty. The area earns its reputation for breathtaking landscapes […]
