Maple Sugaring in Johnson is a Marvin Family Tradition
Butternut Mountain is the tallest peak that falls entirely within the town of Johnson. On the mountain's southern slope, the Marvin family owns...
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Mar
Podcast: The Magic of Blueberry Hill in Goshen
On a dirt road in the small town of Goshen is where Tony Clark bought a run-down farm and eventually turned it into...
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Mar
Vermont Town Halls Showcase History, Community & Civic Life
Meander through the center of just about any small Vermont town and you'll likely come across a town hall. Not every Vermont town...
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Feb
Podcast: Turnpikes, Toll Roads and Historic Routes
Driving west on Route 17, the road’s pitch starts to noticeably change as it rounds past Mad River Glen and climbs to an...
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Feb
8 Vermont Art and History Museums Showcase Quirky, Colorful and Eye-Opening Exhibits
Want to escape the cold or find inspiration during mud season? Several Vermont art and history museums are open in late winter and...
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Jan
Signs and Archives at Stratton Mountain Resort
Stratton Mountain may not be Vermont’s oldest ski area, but its history is iconic. Tucked away at this Southern Vermont resort is a...
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Nov
Snowsville to Lost Nation: Vermont Place Names Offer a Glimpse into Local History
If you spend enough time in any Vermont town, you'll likely come across Vermont place names like Maple Corner in Calais, Snowsville in...
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Nov
Small Vermont Ski Hills Offer Affordable Winter Fun
In the early days of New England skiing, winter enthusiasts flocked to small Vermont ski hills like Northeast Slopes in East Corinth, Gilbert’s...
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Oct
Volunteers Take Pride in Preserving and Restoring Vermont’s Old Cemeteries
When vandals damaged 200 gravestones at the historic Village Cemetery in Bennington last weekend, Tom Giffin immediately reached out to the town about...