Petroglyphs
The Bellows Falls Petroglyph Site (designated Site VT-WD-8) is an archaeological site containing panels of precontact Native American petroglyphs in Bellows Falls,
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Rockingham Meeting House and Cemetery
Built in 1787, the Rockingham Meeting House was declared a National Historic Landmark in 2000, it is recognized as the largest intact 18th
Annex Down Under Arch Bridge Bookshop
At the Annex Down Under Arch Bridge Bookshop, you will find Chris Glennon, with a sparkle in his eye and a treasure
Victorian Neighborhood Walking Tour
In 2015, the Boston Globe called Bellows Falls ‘the front porch capital of the world’. Enjoy the walk, the history and architectural
Saxtons River Historical Society
Located on the corner of Westminster West and 121, the Historical Society adds to the beauty and charm of Main Street Saxtons
Rockingham Meeting House
The Rockingham Meeting House, also Old North Meeting House and First Church in Rockingham, is a historic civic and religious building on
Bellows Falls Fish Ladder
The Bellows Falls Fish Ladder & Visitor Center at the power station next to the Post Office at 17 Bridge Street Open
Bellows Falls Canal
BELLOWS FALLS CANAL Here the first Canal in United States was built in 1802. The British-owned Company, chartered to render the Connecticut
Hetty Green
Who was Hetty? We continue to uncover stories and tales about a woman named “World’s Greatest Miser” in the Guinness Book of
Vilas Bridge, Petroglyphs and Kchi Pontegok
Learn more about this sacred site The Elnu Abenaki at https://www.atowi.org/ The Vilas Bridge