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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Cornwall, Vermont

 
Clickable Map of Addison County, Vermont and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Addison County, VT (72) Chittenden County, VT (140) Orange County, VT (39) Rutland County, VT (124) Washington County, VT (34) Windsor County, VT (109) Essex County, NY (214) Washington County, NY (169)  AddisonCounty(72) Addison County (72)  ChittendenCounty(140) Chittenden County (140)  OrangeCounty(39) Orange County (39)  RutlandCounty(124) Rutland County (124)  WashingtonCounty(34) Washington County (34)  WindsorCounty(109) Windsor County (109)  EssexCountyNew York(214) Essex County (214)  WashingtonCounty(169) Washington County (169)
Middlebury is the county seat for Addison County
Cornwall is in Addison County
      Addison County (72)  
ADJACENT TO ADDISON COUNTY
      Chittenden County (140)  
      Orange County (39)  
      Rutland County (124)  
      Washington County (34)  
      Windsor County (109)  
      Essex County, New York (214)  
      Washington County, New York (169)  
 
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1 Vermont, Addison County, Cornwall, Bread Loaf — Cornwall Remembers1861-1865
South Side inscription: Died in Hospital: Sergt. Romeo R. Peck Nelson Baxter Loyal Darling Adams H. Potter Emerson Mayo Ja's E. Fenton Hung by Guerillas Alva K. Barlow North and West side inscriptions . . . Map (db m136370) WM
2 Vermont, Addison County, Cornwall, Bread Loaf — William Slade / The Gag Rule1786–1857 / 1836–1844
William Slade was one of Vermont’s great public servants and an ardent abolitionist. Born when Vermont was an independent republic, he died just before the Civil War. A graduate of Middlebury College admitted to the bar in 1810, Slade was a . . . Map (db m135841) HM
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
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Mar. 29, 2024