The town of Marlboro in Windham County is located near Brattleboro, in southern Vermont. The town was settled in 1736 and named after John Churchill, First Duke of Marlborough. Marlboro is a small hill town that has become a four season resort. Skiing, hiking and bicycling are popular activities. The town also has several antique shops and some fine lodging and dining. Marlboro was Chartered April 19, 1751.

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