Montpelier Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres in Montpelier, VT, Vermont.
The recently expanded Kellogg-Hubbard Library is well worth a visit to see the frieze in the second floor stack, read a magazine in the reading room, or cuddle with a child on the window seat in the children's room.
City Hall Lobby
Visit the City Hall Lobby and examine old photos of Montpelier, including the devastating flood of 1927.
Green Mount Cemetery
Visit the Green Mount Cemetery, dating back to 1854, to see a memorial for area sculptors and prominent citizens. Maps are available for self-guided tours.
Montpelier Heritage Group
The Montpelier Heritage Group conducts guided historic walking tours of the famed fall foliage in nearby hills and along country roads. The annual spectacle is hard to describe, but it's one that shouldn't be missed!
Lake Champlain-Vermont's Underwater Historic Preserves
Lake Champlain was witness to history in the making. Many famous maritime battles were fought on the lake and and the relics of these ships lie at the bottom of the lake. The state of Vermont has created an underwater historical preserve, on a trial basis, which divers can enjoy. This underwater preserve is administered out of the state capital of Montpelier, VT.
Countryside B&B
