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Discover 78 hidden attractions, cool sights, and unusual things to do in Vermont from Rock of Ages Granite Quarry to Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium.
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Abandoned places are so interesting to read about and explore, kind of like experiencing time frozen. If it's abandoned places in Vermont you're interested in, there are several cool abandoned VT spots to read about and explore. The list below of Vermont's abandoned places makes for some interesting reading, and many are even open for exploration.
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There are many different abandoned places in Vermont that are well worth seeking out. In this blog post, we covered 7 of the best-abandoned spots in Vermont. This list includes everything from an old asbestos mine to a mountain-top air force base. Abandoned spots vary in accessibility, danger, and condition.
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Vermont is a beautiful state with a long history. The state is also home to numerous and interesting ghost towns and abandoned places. For an exciting fun day out with family, there are several historical ghost towns that you can visit in the state. Here are just a few of the fascinating ghost towns in Vermont that you can visit: 1.
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Today the abandoned Remington Arms plant still sits at 812 Barnum Ave. in Bridgeport, though plans call for its demolition. Since workers were killed there, it is said to be haunted. Abandoned Locomotives, The Allagash, Maine One of the ghost locomotives in the Allagash wilderness.
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1. Abandoned Grain Elevator Factory, St. Johnsbury Flickr/Nicholas Erwin An elevator factory isn't something you see everyday! Advertisement 2. Woodbury Country Store, Woodbury Flickr/Nicholas Erwin Advertisement Flickr/Nicholas Erwin The rusty gas pumps give a ghost town feel to this old country store. 3. House in Montgomery Flickr/Peter Rintels
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Abandoned Places In Vermont 1. Diamond Run Mall Place 43.58084, -72.96449 Photo Credit: imgur.com History: Diamond Run Mall is just one of many dead malls you can find scattered across the United States. Diamond Run Mall was opened in 1995 host many big name brands like Gap, Regis, and Claire's. Even in its early days that mall ran into trouble.
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Abandoned Places 6 Ghost Towns In Vermont [MAP] By Urbex Underground August 25, 2022 Last Updated on August 26, 2022 by Urbex Underground If you're searching for ghost towns in Vermont, we've got you covered! Below are 6 different ghost towns you can explore across Vermont along with their status and exact GPS coordinates.
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Abandoned Vermont: Down Forgotten Backroads, published in 2021, brings readers on a journey down roads throughout Vermont where once loved homes and flourishing farms and businesses now sit empty, forgotten and untouched as nature reclaims them. They sit still and quiet as life around these places passes them by.
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August 25, 2014 by Chad Abramovich Milton Mysteries: The Indian Mound On my quest to discover Vermont curiosities, weirdness and mysteries, I made the mistake of overlooking my former hometown of Milton, a community steeped in stories and legends. But Milton presented a challenge to me.
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One of the most impressionable stories from my childhood told of a clandestine tunnel that started in the basement of the Joseph Clark mansion and ran underneath several old homes on Milton's Main Street. The stately Joseph Clark mansion, perched on a slight rise above Route 7, used to be the town offices and library back in the 1990s, which.
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The Jones and Lamson Factory. It's kind of a rarity to find abandoned industrial lots in Vermont nowadays, so when I was made hip to the existence of this old factory in Springfield, I bumped it up to the top of my to-explore list. And I'm glad I did - it's since been demolished. On the banks of the town's engine; the Black River.
15 Abandoned Places in Vermont That Nature is Reclaiming
11 Abandoned Places In Vermont That Nature Is Reclaiming By Erika Sweet | Updated on September 21, 2023 (Originally published March 24, 2023) If you're from Vermont, you know that there are tons of rustic houses, buildings, and old shops that have either been left to decay or forgotten about.
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Lewis, Vermont. Lewis, Vermont has a population of zero. Charted early in 1762, it was heavily timbered, rough, and mountainous. It never attracted a single settler, so no roads, villages, or post office was ever established.. Abandoned places inspire that kind of magic that encourages us to forget about the chains of society and our.
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Abandoned Places in Vermont The abandoned barns in Vermont are easy to find and explore. Some of them are enticingly inviting and some are so creepy that once you see them, you will never ever look back to visit them again. They stand still, silent and alive around these places.
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1. Abandoned in Pownal Flickr/Jay Parker While the chair was probably not placed in front of the television casing, it emphasizes the fact that there's never anything good on TV. 2. Hurricane Irene's wake, Plymouth Flickr/Andrew Fleming The sign out front reads: We have lost everything - our farm and our home. We plan to rebuild again.