She called herself, “A Victorian Rolling Stone.” One person at a time, this Vermont woman helped families learn how to live in America. Yet hardly anyone knows the name of Lyndonville’s Dorothy C. Walter, or how she turned her rural childhood into a city influence, especially for the young n… Read more

During the mid-1800s, big plans were bubbling up in Wheelock. A Boston entrepreneur named Royal Winter had visited the town and gotten a whiff of the sulfur water that percolated out of the ground there. He bought an old brick hotel, renovated it, piped the water in – and planned to create a… Read more

Beth Kanell's ardor and mastery of her craft have been apparent in her rich novels, set in her home state, of Vermont, for quite some time. She still walks the winding trails of Caledonia County. Its history, green hills, forests, and rivers, have long fascinated the writer, and from its ric… Read more

Among the rich collections at the Old Stone House Museum & Historic Village is a set of panels, removed from the inside of the East Side Restaurant when it was located on East Main Street in Newport. Read more

As part of a year-long celebration of key anniversaries at the Church, the Peacham Congregational Church is celebrating the 150th anniversary of its magnificent organ, dedicated in September of 1871. Read more