Historical Markers in

Bennington County, Vermont

Anthony Haswell Battle of Bennington Before the Battle Monument Bennington Battle Monument Bennington Civil War Monument Birthplace of Vermont Birthplace of William Griffith Wilson Captain Samuel Robinson Cephas Kent’s Dwelling Chiselville Chittenden Home Colonel Seth Warner Continental Storehouse Site Dimick Tavern Dorothy Canfield Fisher Dorset Early Eighteenth Century Settlement Ethan Allen Fenton Pottery Site First Marble Quarry Governor Jonas Galusha Homestead Harmon's Mint Henry Covered Bridge Home Where Lt .Colonel Baum Died Hub of History John Stark Lincoln’s "Hildene" Lt. Col. Robert Cochran McWaters Park New Hampshire at the Battle of Bennington Norman Rockwell Paper Mill History / Covered Bridges Span Rivers And Time Park-McCullough House Pownal Railroad Station Scott Nearing & Helen Knothe Nearing Seth Warner House Shaffe’s Shaftsbury Site of the Catamount Tavern - 1767 State Seal Pine Tree Sunderland The Dorset Field Club The Manchester Depot The Paper Mill Village Bridge The Revolutionary War The Soldiers' Monument The Southern Vermont Arts Center The "Corkscrew" Railroad Town of Rupert Great War Memorial Town of Rupert World War II Memorial Vermont Vermont is a State I Love Vermont U.S. 7 follows historic route Vermont Veterans' Home Vermont's Colonial Shrine View of the Hill Top West Rupert Veterans Memorial William Lloyd Garrison Ye Olde Tavern