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Historical Markers in Ferrisburgh, Vermont
Middlebury is the county seat for Addison County
Ferrisburgh is in Addison County
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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, Ferrisburgh — "Rokeby" — Home of Rowland E. Robinson Writer of Vermont Folklore —  |
| Here in 1833, Rowland E. Robinson was born of Quaker parentage. He became a popular illustrator and interpreter of nature and Yankee dialect. "Rokeby" was a station on the "Underground R.R." Here are the blind author’s memorabilia. Open to the . . . — — Map (db m75967) HM | |||
| 2 ► Vermont, Addison County, Ferrisburgh — The Great Convention — |
| Frederick Douglass delivered a fiery abolitionist speech here in July 1843. Born in slavery in Maryland, Douglass freed himself by escaping to the north, where he became a tireless crusader for African American freedom and equality. He was among . . . — — Map (db m95449) HM | |||