Vermont Windsor Bed and Breakfast & Windsor Inn Guide

Tourist Guide - Windsor is a charming town that is considered to be the birthplace of the State of Vermont. It also originally acted as Vermont's capital until Montpelier was officially designated the capital in 1805. Visitors to Windsor bed and breakfasts or Windsor inns will be lodging in one of the most important New England towns in early American history. It is an attractive and picturesque town, with many historic buildings like the Old Constitution House, where the state constitution was signed, and the Old South Church, which is the oldest church in Vermont to be in continuous use to this day. Windsor is also home to the Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge that stretches across the Connecticut River. It is the longest covered bridge in the United States. Also found in Windsor is the American Precision Museum, which houses exhibits that focus on the mechanical arts. Quite apart from historical attractions and significance, another good reason to stay at Windsor inns would be the close proximity of several places of interest, including the Green Mountain Sugar House, Martin's Maple Farm, Saint Gaudens National Art Colony, Montshire Museum of Science, Harpoon Brewery, Long Trail Brewery, Billings Farm and Museum, and Hood Museum. Also close to Windsor lodging are Ascutney Mountain Resort and Okemo Mountain Resort, which offers skiing in the winter months, and various outdoor activities in the summer. Staying in such an historical town is complemented by staying in an equally charming Windsor bed and breakfast or Windsor inn.

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