This is a great small public library just a block outside of downtown Northfield. It's got a…read morecombination of places to hang out from the big library tables in the front, to a great kids' section, to some comfy chairs in the fireplace section. Magazine swap inside and sometimes fun little giveaways like free calendars or stickers. A classic building with modern services. I always stop by here when I come through Northfield.

Super nice staff, The best evening story time ever! Great place to go with your kids. Plus they…read morehave an awesome used book selection downstairs, very affordable!

My first "Charlotte" that isn't my own Charlotte, North Carolina. Welcome to Charlotte, Vermont!…read moreIt's pronounced "Shar-LOT." The town is the home of one of the Lake Champlain ferries and operates year round to Essex, New York. The library is smaller - the town only recorded 3912 residents in 2020 - so there wasn't much room. But they had a table, a power outlet (a bit of a stretch) and a free wifi. I hung out here for a bit and then headed on to check out the ferry. There are public restrooms here and it is located next to the Charlotte town hall. [Review 18493 overall - 92 in Vermont - 2015 of 2022.]

We frequent the library regularly. Last year we would have given it a 5-star rating but now we're…read moredown to 4 --- and may be going lower. New librarian seems to be very into order and efficiency, which translates (for us) into fewer new releases that anyone wants to read (the new release section used to be one of the highlights of coming in!) and the kids area seems so much less friendly. Overall, may be nitpicking I realize - but for a safe, clean place to bring your kids it's still pretty good. Love Katie downstairs in kids area and Reggie at front desk area is nice, too.

The physical library is very nice and modern. The staff and some of the policies are, let's just…read moresay, interesting. It's very difficult to find a quiet workspace and libraries are supposed to be quiet.

They are doing a great job at this library in South Burlington. A cute modern building with…read morefriendly staff. And I'm not just saying that as a someone who works at a library themselves. I appreciate that it was paired with city hall, so it's like a one-stop shop for all of your public works needs.

Just Go (#36) My…read morefirst time visiting Vermont was in June 2023. Summertime is pretty in The Green Mountain State (referring to the mountains after which it got its name from the first French settlers in the early 1600s, called the area's mountains the "Verd Mont") Ben & Jerry's Factory Tour & Ice Cream Shop: Unfortunately, since we arrived so late in the afternoon (one hour to closing) the Factory Tour was sold out. The tour usually sells out quickly. I joined the queue to purchase ice cream. We shared a cup of the Chocolate Fudge Brownie. Oh yes, lots of fudgy chunks of brownie goodness mixed into dark and rich chocolate ice cream. Please don't send this to the Flavor Graveyard soon... Ben & Jerry's Flavor Graveyard: We went to the The Flavor Graveyard which rested on a hill. Gone, But Not Forgotten. The Flavor Graveyard is a place where Ben & Jerry's honors discontinued flavors with granite headstones and epitaphs. Whaaat? No more Aloha Macadamia? [2001-2002] Who doesn't love their rich milk chocolate cashew Brazil-nut butter ice cream with macadamia nuts covered in white & dark fudge & milk chocolatey swirl?? I mourn their chunks and swirls :( World's Tallest Filing Cabinet: It was at one point one of 11 "Yelp's Most Outrageous Attractions." We had VT on our itinerary so we decided to look for it and turns out it wasn't too far from Ben & Jerry's Factory (27 miles). We found the stacked filing cabinets... it is said to be 38 drawers tall. The stack is made of real cabinets and sits in the parking lot at 208 Flynn Avenue in the Southwest edge of town. I think it's cool that VT had some neat stuff to see but I wouldn't go out of my way to see this. It was some random, cool roadside attraction to see. We made a pitstop at a cookie place (Vermont Cookie Love) and purchased some cookies for the road. We love the cookies... soft and not too sweet. Loved the names they chose for their cookies. They all had something to do with "love." Not sure when we'll be back in The Green Mountain State but thanks to the Great State of Vermont... and for Ben & Jerry's! Review #3789

Vermont is a state in New England and has approximately 643,000 people living there. Canada is to…read morethe North, New York to the West, Massachusetts to the South, and New Hampshire to the East of it. It's the sixth smallest state in the U.S. and the second least populated. The most populous city or town in Vermont is the City of Burlington, with 44,500 people. The capital is Montpelier with approximately 8,000. It is the seventh coldest state in the country. The Green Mountains goes through Vermont, from north to south. The mountains located there are Mount Mansfield, Killington, Camel's Hump, and Mount Abraham. These locations are known for their winter sports. There are many trails; a popular one is the Appalachian Trail, which also runs through VT. This state is also known for its maple syrup, cheddar cheese, and it's where Ben &, Jerry's was created. My family and I enjoyed our visit there. We explored the area, shopped, played, and dined. The vista was beautiful with rolling hills and mountains. It's very rural and peaceful. There's plenty more to see but we enjoyed our visit there recently.

This large granite memorial features three flagpoles and is carved with the symbols for the Air…read moreForce, Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Marines and Merchant Marines. On the main column, "Dedicated to the glory of almighty God in memory of Montpelier. Man and women who by their unselfish patriotism have advanced the American ideals of liberty and the universal brotherhood of all mankind." And across the bottom, "To those who sacrificed their lives in our country's wars." This is worth a stop if you're stopping in Montpelier. There is parking nearby at the high school.

Love it here! Super supportive staff that is wonderfully personable. They have helped with name…read morechange, housing ideas and hosting great groups for fun and support. Not just 5 out of 5, they are 10 out of 10!

Stowe is an incredible destination and one of the most charming mountain towns in the eastern…read moreUnited States almost like the Vail of the East. Whether you're visiting for skiing, hiking, or village enjoyment there's something special every season. A highlight is the iconic covered bridge, which adds so much New England charm and is a perfect photo stop. Surrounding mountain views, excellent restaurants, and welcoming atmosphere all come together for an unforgettable experience. If you're looking for world-class recreation with classic Vermont character, Stowe is unbeatable.

Well, for a change of pace, this bridge is not that old, does not allow for vehicular traffic…read more(directly on or in it), and is not placed in the National Register of Historic Places - only because it's not that old. Ironically, though, nobody seems to know when this was bridge was constructed... but it isn't that old, for sure. The bridge was named after Giles W. Dewey, who, in addition to raising a family, had a dairy business but also spent his life contributing to a huge variety of public services. He was also involved in local and state politics -- as a Selectman for 30 years and State Representative for seven terms.