The Bennington Battle Monument, the tallest statue in Vermont, commemorates an essential battle in the Revolutionary War. The Battle of Bennington was a pivotal turning point in the war. A smaller statue of General John Stark, the driving force behind the defeat of the highly trained British troops, stands next to the battle monument.

The 306-foot-tall monument is made of blue-gray limestone and offers sweeping views of the scenic vistas of three states. Visitors can take an elevator to the top of the Bennington Battle Monument and enjoy panoramic views of Massachusetts, New York, and Vermont.

Bennington Battle Monument, 15 Monument Circle, Bennington, VT, Phone: 802-447-0550

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