The Glastenbury area of Southern Vermont has been the subject of mysterious disappearances and odd occurrences for many years. The so-called “Bennington Triangle” is a phrase created by New England author Joseph A. Citro during […]
This article is courtesy of former Mt. Philo Ranger, John Frigault and was originally published on the Vermont State Parks Blogspot website. John graciously allowed Vermonter.com to publish the article here. We have re-written it […]
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 Tales of New England […]
Exploring the Campus’ Ghostly Tales Norwich University, a prestigious institution located in Vermont, is known not only for its academic excellence but also for its chilling ghost stories. Many students and faculty members have reported […]
Are you a fan of Beetlejuice, the iconic movie featuring an eccentric ghost with a taste for mischief? If so, you’re in luck! Vermont, is a beautiful New England state known for its stunning landscapes […]
On the morning of November 26, 1887, a small rural community in Vermont was about to experience a tragedy that would go down in history as one of the worst railroad disasters of all time. […]
by Peggy Stevens(This story was graciously provided by the author, Peggy Stevens of Charleston, VT. It appeared originally in the Glover Vermont Historical Society website. We hope you enjoy it! – Vermonter.com) Part I: The […]
As you drive through New Haven, VT, just about 4 miles north of Middlebury, you may notice a sign that leads to Dog Team Road, behind the Lester Farm Market, just off busy Rte 7, […]
There are many wonderful things to do in Stowe, Vermont! This article is all about the beautiful town of Stowe, Vermont. Let’s take a look at what makes this town so great and why it’s […]
Years ago, when I was attending North Country Union High School, in Newport, VT, I submitted a Halloween article to the “Bish” Bishop section in what was ironically called the “Vermonter” section of the Burlington […]
