Hubbardton Battlefield
State Historic Site - The Battle of Hubbardton is the only Revolutionary
War battle to take place entirely on Vermont soil, and this event is
memorialized at the Hubbardton Battlefield State Historic Site in East
Hubbardton. This site features a visitors reception center (constructed
in 1970) that houses a museum, diorama, interpretive exhibit with period
artifacts and more. Hubbardton.
Joseph Smith Birthplace Memorial
- Visitors to the memorial can enjoy a visitors center with artwork,
a diorama and a films, as well as hiking and picnicking on the grounds.
There is also a granite monument on the site that was erected to commemorate
the 100th anniversary of Smith's birth. Royalton.
The Old Constitution House
- Often called the "birthplace of Vermont," The Old Constitution
House has been restored and has an exhibit on the writing and meaning
of Vermont's Constitution. Windsor.
President Calvin Coolidge State Historic
Site - This rural Vermont village, the birthplace and boyhood home
of Calvin Coolidge, remains virtually unchanged since the turn of the
century. The homes of Calvin Coolidge’s family and neighbors, the
community church, cheese factory, one-room schoolhouse, and general
store have been carefully preserved, and many have their original furnishings.
Plymouth.
Woodstock Historical Society
- The Woodstock Historical Society is located in the 1807 Charles Dana
House and hosts a number of collections, including 19th century furnishings,
silver and glass, dolls, costumes and more.
