Burlington, Vermont

Referred to by local residents as “The Queen City,” Burlington serves as a hub of cultural and social activity spanning from the inception of the American Revolution to the establishment of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream. Burlington was named after ...

National Historic Landmark-Vermont Statehouse

National Historical Landmark- Vermont Statehouse

Erected in 1833-38, this building is probably the least-altered example of a noted architect's monumentally-scaled public building in the Greek Revival style.

Though the timber interior was damaged by fire in 1857, the granite exterior walls ...

Vermont's Colonial Shrine

Vermont Legislature Joint Resolution December 11, 1935

Whereas, the Old First Church of Bennington was

organized December 3, 1762, and is the Oldest Church

within the present limits of Vermont; and

Whereas, our forefathers met in Prayer in the First

Meeting House for assistance ...

Vermont Creek

This once clear tributary to the Wisconsin River now carries tons of soil from croplands on ridges and slopes. Silver maples, willows and box elders grow on the soil deposited by erosion. The low peaty meadows on both sides of ...

Vermont Rangers

Position of

Colonel Herrick’s

Vermont Rangers

Marker can be reached from New York Route 67, on the left when traveling east.

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Patriots of Vermont

In grateful memory

of the

Patriots of Vermont

and their fellow patriots from

the neighboring states

who here fought for American

independence under the command

of

General John Stark

and

Colonel Seth Warner

August 16, 1777

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Erected on behalf of

the State of Vermont

by

the Vermont Historical Society

August MDCCCCXXXI

Marker can be reached from New ...

Eighth Vermont Volunteers

Honor the Brave

Erected to

commemorate the Bayonet Charge

of the

Eighth Vermont Vol's. led by

Genl. Stephen Thomas

Sept. 19, 1864.

Committed to the care of those

once a brave foe.

Now our generous friends

gift of

Comrade Herbert E. Hill

Boston Mass.

Dedicated Sept. 19. 1885

Marker is on Woodstock Lane near ...

14th Vermont Volunteers

14th Vermont

Volunteers

Col. W.T. Nichols

Stannards's Brigade

July 2d & 3d 1863

19 killed 76 wounded

Marker is on Hancock Avenue, on the right when traveling north.

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Vermont

(Front):Vermont

in honor of her sons

who fought on this field.

(Right):First Vermont Brigade:

Second. Third. Fourth. Fifth

and Sixth Regiments:

Brig. Gen. L.A. Grant commanding:

Second Brigade, Second Division, Sixth Corps.

The brigade reached the field

near Little Round Top in the afternoon

of July 2, 1863. By a ...

16th Vermont Infantry

16th

Vermont

Infantry

Col. W.G. Veazey

Commanding

First Army Corps

July 1-2-3 - 1863

Participated near this point in action of July 2nd

Picketed this line that night - Held same as skirmishers

until attacked by Pickett's Division July 3d.

Rallied here and assaulted his flank to the right 400

yards ...