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Lauri Richardson
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Deidre Scherer
Matt Tell
Christine Triebert
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Plan Your Visit

For more information, contact Roger Sandes at 802-348-7865 or rogersandes@verizon.net.

Getting here

The tour begins at the Old Schoolhouse at the intersection of Dover and Augur Hole Roads in South Newfane, Vermont.

From the North and South: Take I-91 to Vermont Exit 2.  Turn left at the bottom of the ramp on Western Avenue.  Proceed east on Western Avenue to Cedar Street, the 5th street on the left, 0.5 mile.  Turn left on Cedar street and follow it to its end at Route 30, 0.7 mile.  Turn left and follow Route 30 for 8.2 miles. Turn left at Williamsville Road (its name changes to Depot Road at the Dummerston-Newfane town line). Follow this road for 2 miles, until it comes to a T just after the bridge over the Rock River. Turn left at the T, on Dover Road for 2 miles. You will pass through Williamsville, over a covered bridge, and into South Newfane. The Old Schoolhouse is on the left and will be signposted.

From the East: Take Route 9 west across the Connecticut River and into Vermont, straight through the roundabout to I-91 South.  Proceed south to I-91 Exit 2.  Then follow the directions above.

From the West: Take Route 9 east to downtown Wilmington. At the traffic light turn left (North) on Route 100 (North Main Street) and follow for 3.9 miles. Turn right on East Dover Road until it comes to a T with Dover Hill Road. Turn right on Dover Hill (it becomes Dover Road when over the hill) for about 8 miles to a stop sign in the center of South Newfane. The Old Schoolhouse is across that intersection (with Augur Hole road) and will be signposted.


Places to Stay

 

Whether you're looking for an economical hotel room, a backwoods camp site or a country inn with mouth-watering meals and sweeping vistas, you'll find a place to lay your head in Southern Vermont. Here are a few ideas to get you started.

Newfane

Four Columns Inn
This elegant country inn, located in historic and picturesque Newfane Village, offers a quintessential Vermont vacation experience. Additional work by Rock River Artists will be on display at the Four Columns during the tour.
802-365-7713

Old Newfane Inn
An historic country inn on the Newfane Common.
800-784-4427

Brattleboro

Colonial Motel
800-239-0032

Dalem's Chalet
800-462-5009

Forty Putney Road Bed & Breakfast
802-254-6268

Latchis Hotel
800-798-6301

Meadowlark Inn
800-616-6359

Dover

Deerfield Valley Inn
800-639-3588

Mountaineer Inn
800-682-4637

West Townshend

Windham Hill Inn
800-944-4080



Places to Eat

 


Enjoy home-baked goods, drinks and other light refreshments at the Williamsville Hall, on the Dover Road next to the old pink church in the center of Williamsville. Saturday 11-5, Sunday 11-4.


During the Tour

Captain Ken's Hot Dogs, on Route 30 at Williamsville Road.

Newfane Café and Creamery, a deli and gelato shop in Newfane Village.

Williamsville Hall, featuring home-baked goods, beverages and other light refreshments on Dover Road next to the old pink church in the center of Williamsville.


After the Tour

Brattleboro

39 MainTapas style cuisine in a cozy downtown nook.
802-254-3999

Brattleboro Food Co-opA variety of delectable dishes, including vegan and vegetarian delights, served to order from the deli counter. Can be eaten in the casual café or wrapped to go. Best variety & value in downtown Brattleboro!
802-257-0236

CapersContemporary American/Continental fusion, with a five-course menu that changes regularly and a lovely wine list. Downtown Brattleboro.
802-251-0151

Chelsea Royal DinerFresh, high-quality family fare, including homemade pie and ice cream. On Route 9 in West Brattleboro.
802-254-8399

FireworksThe latest delicious addition to Brattleboro's downtown menu, featuring stone-baked pizzas prepared by Matthew Blau, formerly of the famous Max's. Call ahead! Main Street, downtown.
802-254-2073

Peter HavensContinental cuisine featuring seafood, in a casually elegant atmosphere. On Eliot Street in downtown Brattleboro. Call for reservations.
802-257-3333

Riverview CaféHighlighting fresh local produce and meats. Lovely indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the Connecticut River. Across the tracks from the train station.
802-254-9841

TJ Buckley'sThis unassuming little place is one of the finest restaurants in Vermont. Reservations are an absolute must. Eliot Street, downtown Brattleboro.
802-257-4922

 

Newfane

Four Columns InnThis elegant inn has an award-winning restaurant to match its luxuriously appointed rooms. Additional work by Rock River Artists will be on display at the Four Columns during the tour.
802-365-7713

Old Newfane InnFrench and Swiss cuisine in an historic country inn. On the Newfane Common.
800-784-4427

 
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