The home is immaculate, so well manicured, cared for, and lovingly maintained. Absolutely beautiful…read moreand nostalgic in a good way. The farm is a must visit. We enjoyed the sheep, chickens, bunnies. The staff was wonderful and very informative. Highly recommend a visit here.

Cool museum, I did the one hour tour and really enjoyed the history; it was engaging and…read moreeducational. There's a lot to see on the property, one could easily spend 4 hours here.

What a lovely gem of a historical site right in South Glens Falls!…read more Every year they have a fundraiser that begins after Thanksgiving and runs through Christmas: nativity displays from around the world. This year was from "The Americas" and, quite frankly, very impressive. From what I understand, it will be different next year! They have enough displays to change the annual theme. If you're into Christmas and love nativity scenes, this is a perfect destination spot. If you're not Christian nor religious, it's still worth a visit. For $5, it helps support a lovely historical society. The artistry and diversity of the pieces/scenes from other countries is absolutely worth the price of admission. Local volunteers keep this place alive and they are super friendly/knowledgeable about all of the displays. Merry Christmas!

How cool- Love this little gem of a bridge. Bonus-it was right at the foot of the driveway of the…read moreair bnb we were staying at! $1 fine if you drive too fast-hehehehe.

Located in Sunderland (between Bennington and Manchester), the Chiselville Covered Bridge is one of…read morethe more attractive bridges... originally built in 1870 but rebuilt, or perhaps, reinforced in 1973. There's a sign at the top, which states: "One Dollar Fine for Driving Faster Than a Walk on This Bridge." Seems fair, lol. I love how most covered bridges always have a river or brook underneath, and everything but everything is so lush and green (at least in summer months when we were visiting). INCREDIBLY GORGEOUS. I so love Vermont.

Tiny post office in a tiny town. I love these. They have people coming from miles around to do…read morebusiness. And of course, others, like me, drop in. Connected to a local restaurant/diner. Easy parking out front. Limited hours.

I gave a bolt of fabric to the owner back in May 2021. I…read morehad reservations when I first arrived to the location. Not a well organized and clean place. We agreed on a price to make a queen size comforter and pillow shams. I called many times to see when the project would be completed and I was told she was busy with Prom dresses. Then I was told she had to take the comforter apart for some reason. Finally in July I was told the comforter and shams were ready to be picked up. I told the owner I was out of town. Here it is January 2022 and I have not heard from anyone. At this point, they can keep everything. I DO NOT recommend this business to anyone.

Fern is the best! She has been making me look good for years. Her work is spot on every time…read more I am so impressed by her.

I moved to Manchester to be near our children shortly after my wife died. My daughter suggested…read morethat instead of installing a washer/dryer in my flat or doing my laundry at her house, I should use Manchester Laundromat. She must have told the owners/operators about me. They have perfectly handled all my wash with their flawless wash and fold service. And the first time I picked up my wash there was a lovely sympathy card tucked into my clothing. The family that owns and runs the business are helpful, lovely people. Everything I bring comes back on time and done perfectly. Not one mistake in over 50 loads of wash and fold. It is a pleasure to visit.

$11 for a single load of laundry is criminally expensive for machines that look like they were…read moreinstalled when Nixon was president.

Our friends were married at the Peru Congregational Church, with their reception held nearby in…read morePeru's town center. It was so charming to see that the town hall has a small hall for locals to rent for gatherings and celebrations. There was plenty of parking, and even a historic cemetery right next to the hall. It was really cool to experience and appreciate all the history this small town has to offer.

The Paper Mill Village Bridge, also called the Paper Mill Bridge or Bennington Falls Covered…read moreBridge, is a wooden bridge that takes Murphy Road across the Walloomsac River in northwest Bennington, VT. Built in 1889, it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. It is also located within a 2-mile radius of the Burt Henry and Silk Road covered bridges. The original bridge was removed, and a replica of the 1889 bridge was built in 2000. Due to the poor condition of the original bridge, almost none of the original fabric was able to be reused.