Tag: Vermont history

When it comes to time in Vermont, many travelers and locals alike find themselves fascinated by how this charming New England state seems to have its own unique rhythm. Have you ever wondered what...

In 1762, a pivotal year marked by significant milestones across the globe, a small town in Vermont was just beginning to establish a tradition that would shape its identity for centuries to come. As...

Abenaki Forum Sparks Heated Debate at Vermont StatehouseAbenaki leaders from Québec recently brought their grievances to the Vermont Statehouse for a forum that quickly turned into a tense shouting match. Rep. Troy Headrick (I-Burlington)...

William Lloyd Garrison: The Journey from Vermont Journalist to Abolitionist IconAt the corner of Commonwealth Avenue in Boston, a statue of William Lloyd Garrison stands tall, a symbol of a man who transitioned from...

Tom Salmon, Former Vermont Governor Who Caused Political Upset, Passes Away at 92Tom Salmon, the former Vermont governor who caused a seismic political upset in the 1970s, passed away at the age of 92...

The Impact of 1975 on Vermont: A Look at the State TodayIn 1975, 82-year-old George Aiken retired to his Putney home after a long political career, marking the end of an era and the...