One of the original 13 Colonies.
Home of the American Literary, Scientific, and Military Academy, where Gideon Welles studied from 1823-25.
Just below the middle of the state, on the Connecticut River (its eastern border).
Small town (in recent times about 1,600 pop.), on the Ottauquechee River approx 10 miles upstream from the Connecticut River.
The sculptor Hiram Powers was born here in 1805.
Home of Silas Wright Jr., during some of his formative years. Not on the maps I have checked
Forms the whole of the eastern border of VT, separating it from New Hampshire.
Forms just over half (northernmost part) of the western border of VT. Ten-fifteen miles wide at its northernmost extent, and quite narrow to the south, it starts in the Adirondacks and drains, via the Richelieu River in Canada, into the St. Lawrence.