History of Swanton, Vermont, USA

Swanton, a post-villnge in Swanton town ship, Franklin county, Vermont, on the Misisque river, and Vermont Central railroad, near Lake Champlain, about 55 miles N. W. by N. from Montpelier. It contains several manufactories, 1 church, 1 academy, and 1 bank with a capital of $75,000. Population of the township, 2824.

Canker-rash is making fearful ravages among the children at Swanton, some cases proving fatal within a few hours after its appearance.

Swanton, a banking post-village in Swanton township (town), Franklin co., Vt., on the Missisquoi River and on the Central Vermont and other railroads, 10 miles N. of St. Albans. It has manufactures of powder and lime and marble-quarries. Pop. of the town in 1900, 3745 ; of the village, 1168.

Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge: Explore the stunning natural beauty of the Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge. It's a haven for birdwatching, hiking, and wildlife photography. The refuge offers several well-maintained trails, including the Maquam Bay Trail and the Blue Heron Trail, where you can spot various bird species and other wildlife.

Lake Champlain: Swanton sits on the shores of Lake Champlain, providing ample opportunities for water-based activities. Go fishing, swimming, kayaking, or boating. The lake also boasts breathtaking sunsets that you can enjoy from its shores.

Swanton Historical Society & Railroad Museum: If you're a history enthusiast, don't miss the Swanton Historical Society & Railroad Museum. Explore the town's rich history, including its railroad heritage, through exhibits, artifacts, and informative displays.

Swanton Arts Council: Check out the local art scene at the Swanton Arts Council. They often host exhibitions and events featuring the work...