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Manchester Depot marks the beginning of the town of Manchester. It came into existence when the Western Vermont Railroad was constructed from 1850 to 1851. In the present day, the railroad is called the Bennington and Rutland Railway. Because of the railroad, the town of Manchester became more accessible for people from neighboring towns and states. Not only was a station built, but a number of homes and stores were as well, in what came to be called Manchester Depot. The current shops and restaurants are spread out throughout the Depot and some maintained their casual and rustic charm.

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Hildene, the Lincoln Family House Southern Vermont Arts Center Dana L. Thompson Memorial Park The American Museum of Fly Fishing Manchester Depot Museum of the Creative Process Tilting at Windmills Gallery Ye Olde Tavern

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