Blending political theater with puppets The Bread and Puppet Theatre in Glover is a hidden gem in Vermont’s art scene. It blends political theater with handmade puppets. Peter Schumann founded this experimental theater in 1963, […]
Rogers’ Rangers have left an indelible mark on military history, pioneering unconventional warfare tactics that continue to influence modern special operations. Formed during the tumultuous French and Indian War, this elite unit of woodsmen and […]
by Scott Wheeler/Publisher VT’s Northland Journal In February 1950, the Derby Road was still largely farm fields when a group of men began working in a snow covered field along the Derby Road about a […]
The Walloomsac Inn‘s story is a tapestry of American history, woven with threads of revolution, political intrigue, and literary inspiration. Since its humble beginnings in 1764, this Vermont landmark has witnessed the birth of a […]
Vermont’s allure isn’t just skin deep. While its picturesque landscapes and quaint small towns might be the initial draw, there’s much more to this New England gem. It’s a state that’s managed to strike a […]
You’ve probably heard of Vermont’s maple syrup and stunning fall foliage, but there’s so much more to this state’s rich history. From its Native American roots to its unique path to statehood, Vermont’s past is […]
Burlington’s rich history has left an indelible mark on Vermont’s landscape, but some aspects of its past remain stubbornly rooted in place. While the city has evolved into a progressive hub, echoes of its colonial […]
The Goodsell Ridge Preserve is on Isle La Motte, Vermont. | Photo by: Pamela Hunt Nestled in the serene landscapes of Vermont’s Champlain Islands, lies an unexpected treasure trove for history buffs and nature enthusiasts […]
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 […]
