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1. Dorset Quarry
Body Of Water/WaterfallOn hot summer days the sight of dozens of families jumping, swimming, and basking in the sun around this massive 60-foot-deep swimming hole...Read More
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2. Hildene
Garden/ArboretumA twofold treat, the summer home of Abraham Lincoln's son Robert provides insight into the lives of the Lincoln family, as well as an introduction...Read More
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3. Southern Vermont Arts Center
Museum/GalleryLocated at the end of a long, winding driveway, this center has a permanent collection of more than 800 19th- and 20th-century American artworks...Read More
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4. Adams Family Farm
Farm/RanchAt this working farm you can collect fresh eggs from the chicken coop, feed a rabbit, milk a goat, ride a tractor or a pony, catch a fish in...Read More
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5. American Museum of Fly Fishing
Museum/GalleryThis museum houses the world's largest collection of angling art and angling-related objects—more than 1,500 rods, 800 reels, 30,000 flies,...Read More
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6. Bennington Battle Monument
Memorial/Monument/TombThis 306-foot stone obelisk with an elevator to the top commemorates General John Stark's Revolutionary War victory over the British, who attempted...Read More
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7. Bennington Center for the Arts
Museum/GalleryThe center mounts exhibitions by local and national artists in its galleries, and sculptures often dot the lawns. Permanent-collection highlights...Read More
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8. Bennington College
Educational InstitutionContemporary stone sculpture and white-frame neo-Colonial dorms surrounded by acres of cornfields punctuate the green meadows of the placid...Read More
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9. Bennington Museum
Museum/GalleryThe rich collections here feature military artifacts, early tools, dolls, and the Bennington Flag, one of the oldest of the Stars and Stripes...Read More
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10. Brattleboro Museum and Art Center
Museum/GalleryDowntown is the hub of Brattleboro's art scene, at the forefront of which is this museum in historic Union Station. It presents changing exhibitions...Read More
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11. Harlow's Sugar House
Farm/RanchThe Harlow family has been sugaring on this farm 2 miles north of Putney since 1927. A working cider mill and sugarhouse are on site, and in...Read More
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12. Historical Society Museum
Museum/GalleryThis endearingly cluttered museum documents the town's history with photographs, soapstone displays, musical instruments, furniture, tools,...Read More
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13. Marlboro Music
Festival–SightTiny Marlboro, 10 miles west of Brattleboro, draws musicians from around the world each summer to Marlboro College for Marlboro Music. The festival...Read More
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14. Merck Forest & Farmland Center
Farm/RanchThis 3,100-acre educational center has 30 miles of nature trails for hiking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and horseback riding. You can...Read More
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15. Newfane
Town/VillageWith a village green surrounded by pristine white buildings, Newfane, 6 miles southeast of Townshend, is sometimes described as the quintessential...Read More
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16. Old Bennington
Historic District/SiteWest of downtown, this National Register Historic District is well endowed with stately Colonial and Victorian mansions. The Catamount Tavern...Read More
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17. Park-McCullough House
House/Mansion/VillaThe architecturally significant Park-McCullough House is a 35-room classic French Empire–style mansion, built in 1865 and furnished with period...Read More
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18. Putney
Town/VillageNine miles upriver, this town of fewer than 3,000 residents—the country cousin of bustling Brattleboro—is a haven for writers and fine and craft...Read More
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19. Robert Frost Stone House Museum
House/Mansion/VillaRobert Frost came to Shaftsbury in 1920, he wrote, "to plant a new Garden of Eden with a thousand apple trees of some unforbidden variety."...Read More
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20. Southern Vermont Natural History Museum
Museum/GalleryThis museum 5 miles east of Wilmington houses one of New England's largest collections of mounted birds, including three extinct species and...Read More
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