Halifax, Vermont

Located just to the southeast of Brattleboro, Halifax was granted in 1750. It was named for George Montagu-Dunk, the second earl of Halifax.

Halifax is the birthplace of Elisha G. Otis, the inventor of the safety elevator.

Heavily wooded, Halifax is also home to a wealth of mountains and lesser peaks, including:

• Blue Mountain (2001 feet)
• Stowe Mountain (1460 feet)
• Jolly Mountain (2020 feet)
• Chase Hill (1880 feet)
• Prospect Hill (1812 feet)
• French Hill (1586 feet)

See also:

• Southern Vermont