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Windsor is a small but progressive community situated on the banks of the Connecticut River in the shadow of Mt. Ascuntey in southern Vermont. The town was founded in 1761 and, in 1777, the Constitution giving birth to the Republic of Vermont was written here. The tavern where this historic event occurred is preserved here as the Old Constitution House. This building is only one of many historic sites in and around Windsor. Windsor is home to various industries including Simon Pearce, producer of blown glass and hand-thrown pottery; a microbrewery, Harpoon, and numerous other small manufactuers in wood and metal. Our retail shops offer books, fine crafts, antiques, liquors, wines, gifts and clothing. There are restaurants to suit every taste. Recreational opportunities for both youths and adults abound in town and nearby.
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Juniper Hill Inn VT
Juniper Hill Inn Bed and Breakfast, of Windsor, VT (near Woodstock, Vermont) was built in 1902 as a stately, grand yet comfortable Vermont country home for one captain of Industry. The architecture of our National Historic Register bed and breakfast is noteworthy and our setting unparalleled in New England. If inviting accommodations, fine dining, solitude and attention to comfort are important - .....
Ascutney State Park
Mt. Ascutney State Park was developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, and the wooded campground has 39 campsites, 10 lean-tos, restrooms, showers ($), a 3.7 mile toll road to enjoy scenic vistas, and stone shelter. Hike to the summit and observation tower from the top parking area or from one of four trails starting at the base. Mt. Ascutney is a granite monadnock sweeping .....
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- Longitude: -72°23'32.042
- Latitude: 43°28'52.874