History of Stowe, Vermont, USA

Lamoille Co. Waterbury River and its branches give this town a good water power, and by which several mills are put into operation.

Stowe is situated between the Mansfield and Hog's Back Mountains, and contains a large tract of level, fertile land, which appears to have been of alluvial formation. This valley contains some very beautiful and productive farms. The exports of agricultural products are valuable. Stowe is a flourishing town, and contains four neat and pleasant mountain valley villages.

All that tract of land formerly called Mansfield was annexed to this town in 1848.

Boundaries. North by Morristown, east by Worcester, south by Waterbury, and west by Mansfield.

First Settlers. The settlement was commenced about the year 1793.

The first meeting-house built in this town was in 1818.

Productions of the Soil Wheat, 2,636 bushels ; Indian corn, 5,337 bushels : potatoes, 75,957 bushels; hay, 4,812 tons; maple sugar, 31,150 pounds; wool, 16,628...

Lamoille Co. This rough and mountainous township was annexed to Stowe in 1848.

Stow, a post-village in Lamoille co., Vermont. It contains 8 churches, 8 stores, and 2 taverns. Population of the township, 1771.

Stow, or Stowe, a post-village and summer resort in Stow township, Lamoille co., Vt., on the Waterbury River, about 16 miles N. by W. of Montpelier, and 28 miles E. of Burlington. It is beautifully situated in a valley. It contains 3 or 4 churches, a graded school, a hotel capable of accommodating about 350 guests, and manufactures of leather, carriages, gloves, starch, &c. Stow township comprises part of Mount Mansfield. Visitors can ride in carriages to its summit, on which is the Tip Top House. Pop. of the township, in 1890, 1886.

Stowe, a post-village and summer-resort in Stowe town ship (town), Lamoille co., Vt., on the Waterbury River, about 16 miles N. by W. of Montpelier. It is beautifully situated in a valley. Stowe town comprises part of Mount Mansfield, which is ascended by carriage-road. Pop. of the town in 1900, 1926 ; of the village, 500.

1. Stowe Mountain Resort:

Hit the slopes in the winter for some world-class skiing and snowboarding.

In the summer, enjoy hiking, mountain biking, and zip-lining.

The gondola ride offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains year-round.

2. Stowe Village Historic District:

Stroll through the picturesque streets lined with boutique shops, art galleries, and cozy cafes.

Don't miss the Stowe Community Church, a quintessential New England church with a beautiful white steeple.

3. Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum:

Learn about the history of skiing and snowboarding in Vermont.

The museum features fascinating exhibits and memorabilia.

4. Ben & Jerry's Factory Tour:

Take a short drive to nearby Waterbury for a tour of the famous Ben & Jerry's ice cream factory.

Sample some of their delicious flavors, and learn about the company's commitment to sustainability.

5. Stowe Recreation Path:

Enjoy a leisurely walk, bike ride, or cross-country skiing...