Vermont is far from short of interesting places to visit. While you probably know of Springfield, Vermont, were you aware of its extensive history?  Based in the southeastern part of the state, Springfield has a diverse history rich in architecture, education, infrastructure, and culture. Curious to know more? Read on to learn more about why you should stop to explore this unique town when you’re in the Green Mountain State.

Springfield was developed in the 1760s and was known as a mill town due to its location along the Black River. Nowadays, the Black River runs through the historic town's downtown area.
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Built in 1785, the Eureka School House is the last remaining schoolhouse of its kind in the Green Mountain State.
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Placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978, the Hartness House has a history that includes haunted tunnels!
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Perhaps one of the most unique historical sites in Springfield is the Stellafane Observatory and Springfield Telescope Makers Clubhouse which was built in the 1920s.
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If you're a fan of architecture, stop by the United Methodist Church during your historical tour in Springfield. Built in 1843, this place of worship is known as the "Old Stone Church" in town.
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Here's another fun fact about Springfield. In addition to being placed on the National Register of Historic Places for its charming downtown, Springfield was selected to host the premiere of the Simpsons Movie in 2007!
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As you’ve learned, there’s a lot more history in Springfield than many people know. Once you’ve checked out the historical sites in Springfield, feel free to share your experience in the following comment section too.

Along with history, many small towns in Vermont have charming downtown areas that are also worth visiting. To help you decide where to go, take a look at this list of the most charming small towns in Vermont.

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