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History of Lemington, Vermont, USA
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About Lemington
Lemington is a town in Essex County, Vermont. Lemington is in northeastern Essex County along the Connecticut River, the border between Vermont and New Hampshire.
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VINTAGE LEMINGTON
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The Bluebird Pavilion - Lemington, Vt. - near Colebrook, N.H. on Canaan Road
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Covered Bridge between Columbia, N.H. and Lemington, V.T.
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1791 - Population of Lemington, Vermont - 31
1800 - Population of Lemington, Vermont - 52
1810 - Population of Lemington, Vermont - 132
1820 - Population of Lemington, Vermont - 139
1830 - Population of Lemington, Vermont - 183
1839 - Lemington
Essex county. A mountainous township, on the W. side of Connecticut river, with a small portion of intervale. There are several brooks in the town, and a beautiful cascade of 50 feet. There is a mountain in the town called "the Monadnock of Vermont," from which may be discovered that this town, generally, is not fit for cultivation. It lies 64 miles N.E. from Montpelier and 24 N. from Guildhall. Population, 1830, 183.
1840 - Population of Lemington, Vermont - 124
1849 - Lemington
Essex Co. This is a mountainous township, on the west side of Connecticut River, with a small portion of intervale. There are several brooks in the town, and a beautiful cascade of fifty feet. There is a mountain in the town called " The Monadnock of Vermont," from which circumstance may be discovered that this town, generally, is not fit for cultivation.
Boundaries. Northerly by Canaan, easterly by Connecticut River, which separates it from Colebrook, N. H., southerly by Bloomfield, and westerly by Averill.
Productions of the Soil. Wheat, 294 bushels ; Indian corn, 163 bushels ; potatoes, 7,470 bushels ; hay, 503 tons ; maple sugar, 1,650 pounds; wool, 757 pounds.
Distances. Twenty-five miles north from Guildhall, and sixty-four northeast from Montpelier.
Boundaries. Northerly by Canaan, easterly by Connecticut River, which separates it from Colebrook, N. H., southerly by Bloomfield, and westerly by Averill.
Productions of the Soil. Wheat, 294 bushels ; Indian corn, 163 bushels ; potatoes, 7,470 bushels ; hay, 503 tons ; maple sugar, 1,650 pounds; wool, 757 pounds.
Distances. Twenty-five miles north from Guildhall, and sixty-four northeast from Montpelier.
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1854 - Lemington
LEMINGTON, a post - township of Essex co., Vermont, on the Connecticut river, about 37 miles N. E. from Augusta. Population, 187.
1895 - Lemington
Lem'ington, a post - office of Essex co., Vt., in Lemington township, on the Connecticut River, about 24 miles N. of Guildhall. Pop. of the township, 191.
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Explore Lemington Wildlife Management Area: Start your visit by immersing yourself in nature at the Lemington Wildlife Management Area. This vast area offers excellent opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and wildlife photography. You can spot a variety of bird species and maybe even deer, moose, or other wildlife.
Connecticut River: Lemington is bordered by the Connecticut River, which is perfect for kayaking, canoeing, and fishing. You can rent a kayak or canoe from a local outfitter and enjoy a serene paddle on the river while taking in the beautiful surroundings.
Hiking: The Northeast Kingdom is known for its hiking trails, and Lemington is no exception. There are several hiking trails in the area, ranging from easy walks to more challenging hikes. The Appalachian Trail is nearby, and you can explore sections of it for a day hike.
Lake Francis State Park: Just a short drive away in Pittsburg, New Hampshire, you'll find Lake Francis State Park. This is a great spot for...
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Connecticut River: Lemington is bordered by the Connecticut River, which is perfect for kayaking, canoeing, and fishing. You can rent a kayak or canoe from a local outfitter and enjoy a serene paddle on the river while taking in the beautiful surroundings.
Hiking: The Northeast Kingdom is known for its hiking trails, and Lemington is no exception. There are several hiking trails in the area, ranging from easy walks to more challenging hikes. The Appalachian Trail is nearby, and you can explore sections of it for a day hike.
Lake Francis State Park: Just a short drive away in Pittsburg, New Hampshire, you'll find Lake Francis State Park. This is a great spot for...
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