Proctorsville, Vermont, New England USA
About Proctorsville, Vermont Village in the town of Cavendish, Windsor County Coordinates (Geographic Center): N 72° 38′ W 43°22′ Census
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Panton, Vermont, New England USA
About Panton, Vermont Addison County Chartered: November 3, 1761 (New Hampshire Grant) Area: 14,103 Acres = 22.04 Square Miles [
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Windsor-Cornish Covered Bridge, Windsor, Vermont
Windsor-Cornish Windsor James F. Tasker & Bela J. Fletcher, 1866 Town Lattice, 465′ spanning Connecticut River off Route 5, Windsor village.
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Pomfret, Vermont, New England USA
About Pomfret, Vermont Windsor County Chartered: July 8, 1761 (New Hampshire Grant) Area: 25,223 Acres = 39.41 Square Miles [
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Rank Population, Vermont, New England USA
Rank Town Population Area Density 1 Burlington 38,889 15.48 2,512.2 2 Essex 18,626 39.4 472.7 3 Rutland 17,292 7.67 2,254.5
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People, Vermont, New England USA
Native Sons & Daughters The first “Vermonters” The Native American in Vermont James Angell Educator, psychologist Chester A. Arthur US
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Seth Warner (1743-1784)
American Revolutionary soldier, born in Roxbury, Connecticut. He came to Bennington in 1765, a skilled botanist (despite only a common-school education) and
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Royall Tyler (1757 – 1826)
Lawyer, jurist, educator, author and playwright, born in Boston, Massachusetts. He served in the American Revolution and then took up
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Theodore Newton Vail (1845-1920)
US telephone industrialist, president of AT&T (then American Telephone & Telegraph) from 1885 to 1889, and again from 1907 to
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Anne Story (1741-1817)
Born in Preston, Connecticut. At the age of 14, she married Amos Story, and together they produced five children. Wanting something
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