National Register Listings in Windsor County, Vermont
Abbott Memorial Library
Advent Camp Meeting Grounds Historic District
Aiken Stand Complex
Ascutney Mill Dam Historic District
Ascutney State Park
Atherton Farmstead
Beaver Meadow School
Beaver Meadow Union Chapel
Best's Covered Bridge
Bethel Village Historic District
Bethel Village Historic District (Boundary Increase)
Black River Academy
Blaisdell, Augustus and Laura, House
Bowers Covered Bridge
Boyd, Theron, Homestead
Bridge 15
Bridgewater Corners Bridge
Bridgewater Woolen Mill
Brigham Hill Historic District
Brook Farm
Buckman, Twing, House
Cavendish Universalist Church
Chester Village Historic District
Christian Street Rural Historic District
Congregational Church of Ludlow
Coolidge State Park
Coolidge, Calvin, Homestead District
Daman, Rev. George, House
Damon Hall
Dewey House
Emerson, Ezekiel, Farm
Eureka Schoolhouse
Fessenden, Joseph, House
Fire District No. 2 Firehouse
Fletcher-Fullerton Farm
Fowler-Steele House
Fox Stand
Gate of the Hills
Gay, Daniel, House
Gilbert's Hill
Gilead Brook Bridge
Glimmerstone
Goodrich Four Corners Historic District
Gould's Mill Bridge
Greenwood House
Harrington House
Hartford Library
Hartford Village Historic District
Hartness House
Historic Crown Point Road
Indian Stones
Iron Bridge at Howard Hill Road
Jeffrey House
Jericho Rural Historic District
Johnson, Wales N., House
Juniper Hill Farm-Maxwell Evarts House
Kendron Brook Bridge
King Farm, The
Lincoln Covered Bridge
Lockwood-Boynton House
Locust Creek House Complex
Ludlow Graded School
Ludlow Village Historic District
Maple Hill Farm
Marsh, Charles, Law Office
Marsh, George Perkins, Boyhood Home
Marsh, Joseph and Daniel, House
Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park
Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park
Martin's Mill Covered Bridge
McKenstry Manor
Meeting House Farm
Moon, Owen, Farm
Morris, Gen. Lewis R., House
NAMCO Block
Norwich Mid-Century Modern Historic District
Norwich Village Historic District
Old Christ Church
Old Constitution House
Ottauquechee River Bridge
Park Street School
Parker, Aaron Jr. and Susan, Farm
Plymouth Historic District
Pollard Block
Progressive Market
Quechee Gorge Bridge
Quechee Historic Mill District
Raymond, Isaac M., Farm
Reading Town Hall
Robbins and Lawrence Armory and Machine Shop
Root School
Royalton Mill Complex
Saddlebow Farm
Simons' Inn
Smith, Samuel Gilbert, Farmstead
South Reading Schoolhouse
South Royalton Historic District
South Woodstock Village Historic District
Southview Housing Historic District
Spaulding Bridge
Spaulding, Zachariah, Farm
Spencer Hollow School
Springfield Downtown Historic District
Springfield Downtown Historic District (Boundary Increase)
St. Pauls's Episcopal Church
Stellafane Observatory
Stockbridge Common Historic District
Stockbridge Four Corners Bridge
Stockmayer, Walter and Sylvia, House
Stone Village Historic District
Strong, Jedediah II, House
Sumner, David, House
Taftsville Covered Bridge
Taftsville Historic District
Terraces Historic District
Upper Falls Covered Bridge
Weathersfield Center Historic District
West Hartford Bridge
West Hartford Village Historic District
West Woodstock Bridge
Weston Village Historic District
White River Junction Historic District
White River Junction Historic District (Boundary Increase)
Wilder Village Historic District
Wilder, John, House
Wilgus State Park
Willard Covered Bridge
Windsor House
Windsor Village Historic District
Windsor Village Historic District (Boundary Increase II)
Windsor Village Historic District (Boundary Increase)
Woodstock Village Historic District
Woodstock Warren Through Truss Bridge
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