Things to Do and See Around Vermont
Visiting the Henry Sheldon Museum in Middlebury, Vermont
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Step into Vermont's rich history at the Henry Sheldon Museum in Middlebury. This gem is in downtown's heart. It's America's oldest community-based museum. You'll find art and artifacts that tell Vermont's […]
Exploring the Historical Fisk Farm at Isle La Motte
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Nestled on the shores of Lake Champlain, Fisk Farm at Isle La Motte stands as a tribute to Vermont's rich agricultural heritage. This 19th-century farm, with its Greek Revival farmhouse and […]
Picking the Best Apple Orchards in Vermont
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.
Spotlight On The Champlain Valley Fair
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Photo courtesy of WickedVT The Champlain Valley Fair has been a beloved Vermont tradition for almost a century. It started as a simple agricultural event but has grown into a big […]
Hope Cemetery and It's Haunting History
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn 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 1834, this final resting place has […]
The Devil of Lake Willoughby
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Article contributed by Scott Wheeler/Publisher Vermont’s Northland Journal Without much doubt, Lake Willoughby is one of the most spectacularly beautiful and most photographed locations in New England. For generations, the lake […]
Vermont and Other Interesting Books
A Reunion of Place
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn by Bob Knotts I am seven decades old, carrying six continents of memories. I hold deep affections for many people met and many places traveled around this world. Why, then, should […]
The Very Best Things to Do, See and Enjoy in Vermont This Summer
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn This is a comprehensive overview of the top things to do, see, and enjoy across Vermont in the summer, covering outdoor activities, attractions, small towns, festivals, shopping, dining, arts, and more. […]
Joseph A. Citro, Vermont's Best Authority On Ghosts and Hauntings
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Joseph A. Citro is Vermont’s most recognized authority on ghosts, haunting, and the state’s mysterious past. He’s written many fascinating books on the subject, including his best-selling work, ‘Passing Strange: True […]
Get These Wonderful and Exciting Vermont Books!
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn We've got some great Vermont books for you to choose from. From our very own Vermonter Publishing books to many other Vermont authors such as Joseph Citro, the “Ghostmaster General” of all […]
Haunted Vermont
Hope Cemetery and It's Haunting History
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn 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 1834, this final resting place has […]
Discover Shelburne Farms: A Vermont Gem and Farm Attraction in Beautiful New England
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Shelburne Farms is a picturesque destination in Vermont, offering a unique and immersive farm experience. It is renowned for its beauty, historical significance, and commitment to sustainability. With its stunning landscapes, […]
Enosburg Falls Opera House: A Cultural Gem and a Haunting
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Photo above is courtesy of Jimmy Emerson, DVM The Enosburg Falls Opera House stands as a testament to history and community spirit, a beacon of cultural significance nestled in the heart […]
Vermont Ghost Stories: The Supernatural Secrets of Wilson Castle
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Unraveling the Spooky Mysteries of Haunted Wilson Castle in Vermont Wilson Castle in Vermont is known for its haunted reputation and intriguing paranormal mysteries. Located in the town of Proctor, the […]
Ghostly Encounters and Strange Happenings at Salisbury's Shard Villa
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Shard Villa: A Historic Gem Unveiled Nestled among the tree-lined streets of our Salisbury, Vermont, Shard Villa stands as a testament to a bygone era of grandeur and elegance. With its […]
One Man's Paralyzing Fear of Being Buried Alive in Vermont
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn A Windowed Grave at Evergreen Cemetery in New Haven, Vermont In the quaint New England town of New Haven, Vermont sits Evergreen Cemetery, home to hundreds of traditional grave sites. But […]
Gossip Around the Woodstove
Exploring the Historical Fisk Farm at Isle La Motte
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Nestled on the shores of Lake Champlain, Fisk Farm at Isle La Motte stands as a tribute to Vermont's rich agricultural heritage. This 19th-century farm, with its Greek Revival farmhouse and […]
Spotlight On The Champlain Valley Fair
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Photo courtesy of WickedVT The Champlain Valley Fair has been a beloved Vermont tradition for almost a century. It started as a simple agricultural event but has grown into a big […]
Hope Cemetery and It's Haunting History
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn 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 1834, this final resting place has […]
The Old Stone House and Alexander Twilight
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn 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 […]
Vermont's Historical Poor Farms: A Look Back on Poverty
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn 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 […]
Rogers' Rangers: Shaping Military Strategy in Pre-Revolutionary America
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn 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 […]
Uncovering the Mystery of Vermont's Witch Windows
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn 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 […]
Vermont Ghost Stories: The Supernatural Secrets of Wilson Castle
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Unraveling the Spooky Mysteries of Haunted Wilson Castle in Vermont Wilson Castle in Vermont is known for its haunted reputation and intriguing paranormal mysteries. Located in the town of Proctor, the […]
Notorious “Queen Lil” Ruled Richford, VT's Bootleg Trade
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn How One Woman Defied the Law & Became Richford, Vermont's Moonshine Queen Step into the intriguing world of Richford, Vermont's enigmatic Queen Lil, where a captivating tale awaits. This remarkable figure, […]
Ghostly Encounters and Strange Happenings at Salisbury's Shard Villa
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Shard Villa: A Historic Gem Unveiled Nestled among the tree-lined streets of our Salisbury, Vermont, Shard Villa stands as a testament to a bygone era of grandeur and elegance. With its […]
Beetlejuice and Beetlejuice 2 Movies Filmed in Vermont
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn The original Beetlejuice movie (and the upcoming Beetlejuice 2) was partially filmed in East Corinth, VT by Tim Burton …though it takes place mostly in one location — a house where […]
Exploring the Abandoned Air Force Base at East Haven, Vermont
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn The North Concord Radar Station, also known as the Lyndonville Air Force Station, is a fascinating piece of Vermont history! It's a relic of the Cold War, perched atop East Mountain […]
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