Grafton, Vermont

-Year incorporated or chartered: 1754

-Unincorporated villages and settlements: Houghtonville

Lodging:

Grafton Homestead - A unique vacation spot, the Grafton Homestead offers a private spacious suite of rooms upstairs in an historic 1800s Grafton Vermont home. Full kitchen, private entrance and bath.

Inn at Woodchuck Hill Farm - Located on a hilltop just under two miles from the village at the end of a country road. A colonial farmhouse - fully restored - one of the oldest dwellings in Grafton - circa 1790 - furnished in antiques with accommodations for 28 guests.

The Old Tavern - The Old Tavern has 11 rooms in the main building, and an additional 19 in Windham and Homestead cottages. There are six guest houses as well, sleeping from six to sixteen people each (most guest houses feature full kitchens).

Restaurants:

The Old Tavern - Popularity of the restaurant is growing. Recent articles in the New York Times have added to that popularity. Our Execuetive Chef Tom Bivins has also received many kudos as well.

See also:

• Southern Vermont