Category: Vermont History

More than 13 million people visit Vermont each year, making tourism one of the largest industries in the state. A growing number of Airbnb and vacati

In recent years Vermont has ranked among the “least religious” states in the nation, but houses of worship can still be found in nearly every town. M

Cross-country skiing has been having its moment in the bright winter sun. In 2018, the United States brought home its first Olympic gold medal in

Vermont boasts some impressive statistics when it comes to covered bridges: There are more than 100 in the state, which ranks it No. 1 in the nation

When stuck in Washington DC traffic, what’s a better thing to do than daydream about than a Vermont lake house? According to one of my newer clie

Lake Champlain is known for its picturesque and peaceful waters - but a dive beneath the surface shows just how deep its history goes. The lak

Lake Champlain was an official Great Lake for 18 days. Lake Champlain, nestled in its eponymous valley to the west of the Green Mountains, has bee

In 1972, bald eagles were officially listed as endangered by the State of Vermont. Thanks to continuous efforts by community and state agencies,