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Vermont Division for Historic Preservation Markers

More than 340 green and gold markers placed by the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation and its predecessors (such as the Vermont Historic Sites Commission and the Vermont Board of Historic Sites) that are associated with an event, person, or architecture significant to local Vermont or national history.
 
By Dennis Gilkenson, June 30, 2022
George Jerrison Stannard / Deming-Stannard Farm Marker (side 2)
101 ► Vermont, Chittenden County, Milton — George Jerrison Stannard / Deming-Stannard Farm —
102 ► Vermont, Chittenden County, Milton — Milton Speedway —
103 ► Vermont, Chittenden County, Milton — Samuel De Champlain — Historic Lake Islands —
104 ► Vermont, Chittenden County, Richmond — Edmunds' Birthplace — Site of Homestead of Lawyer and Statesman —
105 ► Vermont, Chittenden County, Richmond — Huntington Gorge / Deaths at the Huntington Gorge — Site of Richmond’s first grist mill and electric generating plant —
106 ► Vermont, Chittenden County, Richmond — The Round Church / Richmond, Vermont —
107 ► Vermont, Chittenden County, South Burlington — Pleasant View Farm's White Farmhouse / UVM Miller Research and Educational Center —
108 ► Vermont, Chittenden County, Underhill — District No. 5 Schoolhouse —
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109 ► Vermont, Chittenden County, Winooski — Hood's Crossing / Frank Niquette Development —
110 ► Vermont, Essex County, Concord — 1st Normal School — Pioneer in Teacher Training —
111 ► Vermont, Essex County, East Concord — George Lansing Fox — One of the 4 Dorchester Chaplains —
112 ► Vermont, Essex County, Ferdinand, Island Pond — Stewart Holbrook — 1893-1964 —
113 ► Vermont, Essex County, Granby, North Concord — Rogers' Rangers Cemetery — 1759 —
114 ► Vermont, Essex County, Guildhall, Lancaster — Vermont — Major cross-state route —
115 ► Vermont, Essex County, Island Pond — Island Pond —
116 ► Vermont, Essex County, Lunenburg, East Concord — Vermont — Major Cross-State Route —
117 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Bakersfield — South Academy / St. George Church and Bakersfield Historical Society —
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118 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Bakersfield, East Fairfield — Peter Bent Brigham / Brigham Academy — 1807 - 1877 —
119 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Enosburg — West Enosburg United Methodist Church —
120 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Enosburg, Enosburg Falls — Annette W. Parmelee — Reformer and Suffragist —
121 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Enosburg Falls — Birthplace of Larry Gardner —
122 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Enosburg Falls — Opera House of Enosburg Falls —
123 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Enosburg Falls — Patent Medicine in Enosburg Falls —
124 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Fairfield — Chester A. Arthur — Birthplace of 21st President —
125 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Fairfield, East Fairfield — Chester A. Arthur — 21st President of the United States —
126 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Fairfield, East Fairfield — Consuelo Northrop Bailey —
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127 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Georgia — Boyrereau Brinch "Jeffrey Brace" / The Blind African Slave Memoirs of Boyrereau Brinch —
128 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Highgate, Highgate Center — Highgate Falls Lenticular Truss Bridge —
129 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Highgate Center — Saxe's Mills —
130 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Montgomery — Hectorville Covered Bridge —
131 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Montgomery, East Berkshire — Fuller Covered Bridge —
132 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Montgomery, East Berkshire — Union Church —
133 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Montgomery, Enosburg Falls — Longley Covered Bridge —
134 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Montgomery, Montgomery Center — Comstock Covered Bridge —
135 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Sheldon — Colonel Elisha Sheldon — 1741-1805 —
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136 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Sheldon — Sheldon, Vermont — Site of Civil War Action — October 19, 1864 —
137 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Sheldon Junction — Fenian Raids — Attempted Canadian Invasion North of Here — 1866 and 1870 —
138 ► Vermont, Franklin County, St. Albans — Camp Holbrook —
139 ► Vermont, Franklin County, St. Albans — St. Albans Raid —
140 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Swanton — Missisquoi Village and Mission — Swanton/Highgate — Reported permanently removed
141 ► Vermont, Franklin County, Swanton — Swanton —
142 ► Vermont, Grand Isle County, Alburgh — The Bohannon Site — A Native American Village —
143 ► Vermont, Grand Isle County, Alburgh — Historic Lake Islands - Samuel De Champlain —
144 ► Vermont, Grand Isle County, Grand Isle — Hyde Log Cabin — Built circa 1783 —
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145 ► Vermont, Grand Isle County, Isle La Motte — Site of French Fort Ste. Anne — Vermont's oldest settlement —
146 ► Vermont, Grand Isle County, Isle La Motte — Sweet's Ferry —
147 ► Vermont, Grand Isle County, Isle La Motte — Theodore Roosevelt's Visit to Isle La Motte —
148 ► Vermont, Grand Isle County, North Hero — Grand Isle County Courthouse —
149 ► Vermont, Grand Isle County, South Hero — Ebenezer Allen — Site of pioneer's tavern —
150 ► Vermont, Lamoille County, Belvidere, Belvidere Center — George Washington Henderson — First African-American Elected to Phi Beta Kappa, Minister, Educator, Champion of His Race —
151 ► Vermont, Lamoille County, Cambridge, Jeffersonville — Cambridge Junction Bridge —
152 ► Vermont, Lamoille County, Hardwick — Fisher Bridge — Wolcott, Vermont —
153 ► Vermont, Lamoille County, Johnson — Julian Scott — 1846-1901 —
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154 ► Vermont, Lamoille County, Morristown, Morrisville — Morrisville Depot —
155 ► Vermont, Lamoille County, Stowe — Smugglers Notch —
156 ► Vermont, Lamoille County, Wolcott — Reverend George S. Brown — (1801-1886) —
157 ► Vermont, Orange County, Bradford — Bradford — Home of Maker of 1st Globes and Birthplace of Adm. Clark —
158 ► Vermont, Orange County, Bradford — Bradford — James Wilson, Globe Maker —
159 ► Vermont, Orange County, Bradford — Hooker Family House —
160 ► Vermont, Orange County, Brookfield — Major Ira Day — Hosteler and Turnpike Investor —
161 ► Vermont, Orange County, Brookfield — The Floating Bridge —
162 ► Vermont, Orange County, Fairlee — Nathaniel Niles — 1741 – 1828 —
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163 ► Vermont, Orange County, Fairlee — Samuel Morey — Pioneer Inventor of Steam and Gas Engines lived here —
164 ► Vermont, Orange County, Fairlee, Thetford Center — Camp Farnsworth — Outdoor Camp for Girls —
165 ► Vermont, Orange County, Newbury — Bayley-Hazen Military Road — 1776 - 1779 — Began Just North at Wells River —
166 ► Vermont, Orange County, Newbury — Elmbank — Home of Charles Ross Taggart — "The Old Country Fiddler" —
167 ► Vermont, Orange County, Newbury — Jacob Bayley — Founder of Newbury and Revolutionary War General —
168 ► Vermont, Orange County, Randolph, Randolph Center — Jonathan Peckham Miller — (1797 - 1847) — Freedom Fighter —
169 ► Vermont, Orange County, Randolph, Randolph Center — Justin Morgan Log Cabin Home Site —
170 ► Vermont, Orange County, Randolph, Randolph Center — Randolph — Home of Justin Morgan —
171 ► Vermont, Orange County, Randolph, Randolph Center — Randolph State Normal School — 1867-1911 —
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172 ► Vermont, Orange County, South Strafford — Elizabeth Mine —
173 ► Vermont, Orange County, Strafford — Justin Smith Morrill / Morrill Homestead —
174 ► Vermont, Orange County, Strafford — Old City and Old City Falls —
175 ► Vermont, Orange County, Strafford — Strafford — Birthplace of Justin Smith Morrill —
176 ► Vermont, Orange County, Strafford — Strafford Village —
177 ► Vermont, Orange County, Strafford, South Strafford — Furnace Flat —
178 ► Vermont, Orange County, Thetford, Thetford Center — Thetford Academy —
179 ► Vermont, Orange County, Tunbridge — Tunbridge World's Fair —
180 ► Vermont, Orange County, Tunbridge, South Royalton — Site of 1780 Raid —
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181 ► Vermont, Orange County, Williamstown — Davenport Birthplace —
182 ► Vermont, Orange County, Williamstown — Town of Williamstown —
183 ► Vermont, Orleans County, Barton — Henry M. Leland — Designer of Cadillac and Lincoln Automobiles —
184 ► Vermont, Orleans County, Brownington, Orleans — Old Stone House — Historical Society Museum —
185 ► Vermont, Orleans County, Craftsbury, Craftsbury Common — Sterling College — Founded 1958 —
186 ► Vermont, Orleans County, Derby Line — Vermont — Orleans County Route —
187 ► Vermont, Orleans County, Glover — Runaway Pond —
188 ► Vermont, Orleans County, Greensboro — Hinman Settler Road —
189 ► Vermont, Orleans County, Newport — First Reparative Probation Case in the United States — La Premiθre cas de Probation Rιparatrice aux Ιtats-Unis —
190 ► Vermont, Rutland County, Belmont, East Wallingford — Village of Mechanicsville — Founded in Early 1800's —
191 ► Vermont, Rutland County, Brandon — Brandon Training School —
192 ► Vermont, Rutland County, Brandon — Forest Dale Ironworks —
193 ► Vermont, Rutland County, Brandon — Stephen A. Douglas — Opponent of Abraham Lincoln —
194 ► Vermont, Rutland County, Castleton — "Vermont's First College" —
195 ► Vermont, Rutland County, Castleton — Fort Warren — Battle of Hubbardton — Seven Miles North —
196 ► Vermont, Rutland County, Castleton — James Hope — 1818-1892 —
197 ► Vermont, Rutland County, Castleton — The "Old Chapel" — Castleton Medical College — (1818-1862) —
198 ► Vermont, Rutland County, Castleton, Bomoseen — Edwin L. Drake — 1819-1880 — Founder of the Oil Industry —
199 ► Vermont, Rutland County, Castleton, Bomoseen — Slate Pencil Manufacturing — (1843-1878) —
200 ► Vermont, Rutland County, Center Rutland — Center Rutland Depot — Constructed Circa 1912 —

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