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Vermont State Historic Sites


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The small state of Vermont boasts a rich historical heritage. Ranging from precontact encampments, to pivotal Revolutionary War sites, to the private homesteads of U.S. Presidents, Vermont's State Historic Sites chronicle that heritage and bring it to you.

Our calendar of events includes hikes, music, lectures, workshops - something for everyone. This fall, visit the Vermont State Historic Sites and see History where it Happened!

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The Vermont History Trek is a youth and family state-wide adventure challenge exploring the State-Owned Historic Sites  

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This month in Vermont History
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1825 Marquis de Lafayette crosses Cornish Bridge to begin Vermont tour at Windsor.
1848
 First passenger train in Vermont runs from White River Junction to Bethel.
1924 Calvin Coolidge nominated for President of the United States at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.

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Vermont Treasures

Mount Independence Mural by Edward Haase

Mural of Mount Independence 1776-1777, by Ernest Haas
Commissioned by the Mount Independence Coalition
On display at Mount Independence State Historic Site in Orwell, Vermont

Click on the image for an enlarged view of the mural.
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