Great Vermont Maple Syrup Pie Recipes
One of my all time favorites include pies that are made with Vermont maple syrup. Below, you will find a dozen recipes for some delicious pies that are sure to delight everyone. In addition to […]
The Dog Team Tavern
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, […]
Does a Legendary Monster Lurk in the Depths of Lake Memphremagog?
by Scott Wheeler Lake Memphremagog is home to a gigantic monster—at least that is what some people say For many years, people have reported seeing what some consider a lake monster, or lake serpent, swimming […]
The Vermont Pigman
Does a mysterious “pigman” still terrorize people in a small, Vermont town? In 1971, a farmer in Northfield, Vt. went to investigate some strange noises coming from his backyard one night. He turned on his […]
Exploring Ricker Basin – A Vermont Ghost Town Long Abandoned
A full photo gallery is also available to complement this article. Little River State Park is a Vermont State Park located on Little River Road, just off River Road between Bolton and Waterbury. Joseph Ricker established the community, back […]
Another Vermont Ghost Named Emily, but No Bridge!
Vermont has another ghost named Emily, though not as well known as the famous “Emily’s Bridge Ghost” in Stowe. It is said that a ghost named Emily lingers on in the distinctive Marlboro College A […]
Emily’s Bridge of Stowe – Vermont’s Most Famous Ghost Story
The legend is probably the most famous Vermont “ghost story” of all. But, is it true or just folklore? Emily’s Bridge, aka Gold Brook Covered Bridge, or Stowe Hollow Bridge is located in Stowe, VT. There […]
A Vermont Man’s Odd, Dual Purpose Coffin
A Frugal, Vermont Man Creates a Dual Purpose Coffin for use in Life and Death Lysander Barnes was a huge man. He towered six-foot plus in his stocking feet. “Lys” was somewhat of a carpenter. […]
Vermont’s Legendary “Johnny Seesaw’s” Fades Into History But is Rebuilt
Johnny Seesaw’s was built in 1920 by Russian logger, Ivan Sesow Sesow called his enterprise “The Wonderview Log Pavilion” and began the legend with his wild Saturday night dances, homemade moonshine and rumored sin cabins […]
Vampires in Woodstock, Vermont?
A vampire’s heart burned on the Woodstock, VT village green? Maybe. There is a well known legend that suggests that in 1834 the eldest son of the Corwin family of Woodstock, VT died from a […]
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