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 of a small Vermont […]
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 story. The Sheldon Museum’s […]
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 well-preserved grounds, offers visitors […]
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.
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 celebration. Now, it attracts […]
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 become a representation of […]
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 has attracted people from […]
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 […]
Fort Ethan Allen, established in 1892 in Colchester, Vermont, played a significant role in America’s northern defenses. It served as a strategic outpost near the Canadian border, facilitating rapid response to potential threats. The fort […]
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 […]
