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Summary and Frequenly Asked Questions:
- The small, picturesque, New England town of Woodstock is situated on the easternmost border of Vermont with New Hampshire.
- James Sanderson was the first settler in 1768, and by the Revolutionary War, the population had reached 1,600 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.
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