About Proctorsville, Vermont Village in the town of Cavendish, Windsor County Coordinates (Geographic Center): N 72° 38′ W 43°22′ Census

About Panton, Vermont Addison County Chartered: November 3, 1761 (New Hampshire Grant) Area: 14,103 Acres = 22.04 Square Miles [

Windsor-Cornish Windsor James F. Tasker & Bela J. Fletcher, 1866 Town Lattice, 465′ spanning Connecticut River off Route 5, Windsor village.

About Pomfret, Vermont Windsor County Chartered: July 8, 1761 (New Hampshire Grant) Area: 25,223 Acres = 39.41 Square Miles [

Rank Town Population Area Density 1 Burlington 38,889 15.48 2,512.2 2 Essex 18,626 39.4 472.7 3 Rutland 17,292 7.67 2,254.5

Native Sons & Daughters The first “Vermonters” The Native American in Vermont James Angell Educator, psychologist Chester A. Arthur US

American Revolutionary soldier, born in Roxbury, Connecticut. He came to Bennington in 1765, a skilled botanist (despite only a common-school education) and

Lawyer, jurist, educator, author and playwright, born in Boston, Massachusetts. He served in the American Revolution and then took up

US telephone industrialist, president of AT&T (then American Telephone & Telegraph) from 1885 to 1889, and again from 1907 to

Born in Preston, Connecticut. At the age of 14, she married Amos Story, and together they produced five children. Wanting something

East Fairfield Fairfield Original builder unknown, c1865 Queenpost, 68′, spanning Black Creek on Covered Bridge Road (a/k/a Bridge Street), south off

About Royalton, Vermont Windsor County Chartered: November 13, 1769 (New York Patent) Area: 26,142 Acres = 40.85 Square Miles [