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  History of Wallingford, Vermont, USA

Journey back in time to Wallingford, Vermont, USA

Visit Wallingford, Vermont, USA. Discover its history. Learn about the people who lived there through stories, old newspaper articles, pictures, postcards and genealogy.

     

• Wallingford, Vt - On November 27, 1761, Governor Wentworth of New Hampshire granted to Captain Hall and 63 associates 23,040 acres in a tract roughly six miles square.
  Six miles square was chosen because from anywhere within that area the distance to market, to church, or to town meeting could be traveled between...Read MORE...
  
  
  
• 1854 - Wallingford
  Wallingford, a post-township in Rutland Co., Vermont, intersected by the Western Vermont railroad, 62 miles S. S. W. from Montpelier. Population,...Read MORE...
  
  
  
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  Railway Station
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• 1895 - Wallingford
  Wallingford, a post-village in Wallingford township, Rutland co., Vt., on Otter Creek and the Harlem Extension Railroad, 9 miles S. of Rutland, and...Read MORE...
  
  
  
• The Boy With The Boot was a gift to the Town of Wallingford in 1898,
  in memory of Arnold Hill, by his children. One of his sons, who lived in Chicago, had seen a similar statue there, and the siblings all agreed that...Read MORE...
  
  
  
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  True Temper Inn
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  The Creek Road
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• Wallingford, Vt. - The American Fork and Hoe (True Temper) took over the Batcheller and Sons Company in 1902.
  The Batcheller and Sons Company operated out of the Old Stone Shop. This was the oldest fork company in America.
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