Tour Overview
Painted Ladies and Hometown Heroes
Note for Mobile Users: When you click "Start Tour" it may take a few seconds for the points of interest to appear on the map as your phone's GPS determines your location.
This tour technically begins at the Visitors Center at 134 State Street and ends farther up this same street near the Capitol Plaza Hotel, but if you are somewhere else along the street, you can really start anywhere, although you might want to begin with the Historical Overview.
Navigation: you can open the description of each point of interest by clicking the numbers on the map, or you may find it easier to scroll farther down this screen and select the points from the list. If choosing that method, just hit the < icon at the top of the screen to return to the list.
Stops
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Stop 1: Historical Overview: Montpelier Visitor Center - 134 State Street
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Stop 2: Birthplace of US Senator Patrick Leahy
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Stop 3: A Painted Lady - 132 State Street
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Stop 4: A Most Beautiful Tax Building
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Stop 5: Montpelier's Sliding Buildings - 128 State Street
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Stop 6: American Legion Headquarters - 126 State Street
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Stop 7: A Country Doctor and a Hometown Hero - 120 State Street
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Stop 8: The Great Flood of 1927 - State House Promenade
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Stop 9: Ceres the Beloved - State House Promenade
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Stop 10: State House Construction - Third Time's the Charm
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Stop 11: The Battle of Bennington - You Owe Us One! - State House Portico
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Stop 12: Vermont Supreme Court and Art Gallery
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Stop 13: Who Lived Here?! Welll...- 116 State Street
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Stop 14: The Tragic Demise Of Our Train Station
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Stop 15: The Keeley Cure - 110 State Street
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Stop 16: A Hotel for Presidents and Film Stars - 109 State Street
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Stop 17: On the Edge Between Public and Private Life
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