The small, picturesque, New England town of Woodstock is situated on the Eastern most border of Vermont with New Hampshire. James Sanderson was the first settler in 1768 and by the Revolutionary War, the population had reached 1600 people. Today Woodstock has just over 3,000 inhabitants, and retains its small town charm.
The most popular tourist attraction in the area is the Billings Farm and Museum. Visitors will find a number of inns and restaurants in Woodstock as well. The Village Green is the central square and a stroll around it reveals a number of Federal Style, Georgian and Greek revival homes.
Things to Do in Woodstock, Vermont
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