History of Pittsford, Vermont, USA

Rutland Co. Otter Creek, which flows through the middle of Pittsford, from south to north, with a gentle meandering current is the principal
stream, and its width here is from forty to fifty yards. Furnace Brook, a considerable tributary of Otter Creek, is formed by the union of East Creek and Philadelphia River. Along these streams are extensive meadows of the rich alluvial soil. On Furnace Brook and its branches are numerous mill privileges, which are well improved.

There are two ponds in the town: one in the south-eastern part, covering about twenty acres ; and the other in the north-eastern, covering about thirty acres. There are no mountains.

The soil is generally loam, with some tracts which are sandy, and some of clay. The timber is oak, of several kinds.

Pittsford abounds in iron ore, which makes the best of ware and bar iron, and has inexhaustible quarries of excellent marble. The iron ore yields about twenty-five per cent, of metallic iron. The marble is coarse...

Pittsford, a post-village of Rutland co., Vermont, 45 miles S. W. from Montpelier, on the Rutland and Burlington railroad, contains several churches. Pop. of the township, 2020.

Pittsford, a post-village and summer resort in Pittsford township, Rutland co., Vt., on Otter Creek, and on the Central Vermont Railroad, 10 miles N.N.W. of Rutland, and 7 miles S. of Brandon. It has 4 churches, a high school, manufactures of paper, marble, iron, &c., and a summer hotel. Pop. of the township, 2127.

Pittsford, a post-village and summer-resort in Pitts ford township (town), Rutland co., Vt., on Otter Creek and on the Rutland R., 10 miles NNW. of Rutland. Pop. about 900 ; of the town in 1900, 1866.

Explore the Village: Begin your visit by strolling through Pittsford's charming village center. You'll find historic buildings, beautiful churches, and friendly locals. Be sure to stop by the Pittsford Village Farm and Market for fresh produce and artisanal goods.

Otter Creek Brewing: If you're a fan of craft beer, don't miss the opportunity to visit Otter Creek Brewing. They offer tours and tastings, allowing you to sample a variety of their handcrafted beers. It's a great way to enjoy some local flavors.

Vermont Maple Outlet: Vermont is famous for its maple syrup, and you can learn all about the syrup-making process at the Vermont Maple Outlet. They have a retail store where you can purchase a variety of maple products, from syrup to candy.

Pittsford Ridge Run: If you're an outdoor enthusiast, lace up your hiking boots and explore the Pittsford Ridge Run. This scenic trail offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside, especially during the fall foliage...