Places To Stay in Barnard, Vermont

Barnard Vermont is located in Windsor County on Highway 12 North of Bridgewater Corners,. Vermont. Spelled Bernard in the charter, but changed to its present spelling sometime before 1810. The misspelling is commonly chalked up to poor orthography, but that is simply not the case. Sir Francis Bernard, governor of the New Jersey Colony and later of Massachusetts Bay colony was the second-listed grantee of the town named for him (as well as five other towns in "The Grants"). Although Bernard seemed to understand the colonial view better than most royal officials, he rigidly enforced British policies, such that his nine-year tenure in Massachusetts is thought to have hastened the outbreak of war. That reputation could have influenced the change in spelling, but there is no documented explanation.

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Maple Leaf Inn

Situated approximately 1km from Barnard center

The Maple Leaf Inn, a Victorian-style farmhouse nestled snugly within sixteen acres of maple and birch trees, is located in the townof Barnard, .....

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P.O. Box 273
Barnard
Vermont
Maple Leaf Inn

The Fan House

Situated approximately 1km from Barnard center

Historic three room bed and breakfast located in Barnard Vermont close to Woodstock, Quechee and Killington Ski resort. Fishing, hiking, .....

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P.O. Box 294
Barnard
Vermont
The Fan House