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  • Quechee – Unknown Farmhouse

  • Burlington – Unknown Building

  • Rutland – City Hall

  • Brownsville – Mary L. Blood Memorial Library

  • Burlington – The Fletcher Free Library

  • Quechee – Simon Pearce

    Simon Pearce – Exquisite hand blown glass, pottery, fine dining, and more. One of my favorite places to visit.

  • Manchester – The American Museum of Fly Fishing

  • Town of Stowe – Municipal Offices Building

  • Manchester Village – The Equinox Resort

  • Pownal – Barn door at a private residence.

  • Weston – Bryant House Restaurant at the Vermont Country Store

    No visit to Vermont is complete without a stop at the Vermont Country Store.  A classic general store, owned & operated by the Orton family for over 60 years. Located on Route 100 in Weston VT.

  • St. Albans – Court House

  • Montpelier – State Office Building

  • Woodstock – Windsor County Court House

  • Woodstock – Unknown Homestead

  • Woodstock – St. James Episcopal Church

  • Wallingford – Unknown Homestead

  • Woodstock – Town Hall

  • Woodstock – Unknown Homestead

  • Montpelier – Christ Episcopal Church

  • Wilmington – Dot’s Restaurant

    No visit to Wilmington, Vermont would be complete without a trip to the famous Dot’s Restaurant.

  • East Montpelier – The Davis House

  • Bennington – Battle of Bennington Monument

    When visiting, or even just driving through Bennington, be sure to visit this 306 foot monument which features an observation deck along with spectacular views of three states.

  • Woodstock – First Impressions Salon & Spa

  • Middlebury – Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church

    Located right on college street, this extraordinary marble church all started with a donated blue marble cornerstone donated back in 1895. It was finished just a few years later, in 1907, using Brandon marble on the outside.

“When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us.”

– Helen Keller US blind & deaf educator (1880 – 1968)

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