The town of Woodstock, Vermont is chock full of charming Americana from a covered bridge smack in the center of town to gracious 18th- and 19th-century buildings. Noted for its natural and man-made beauty, Woodstock is cradled between leafy green hills and the serpentine Ottauquechee River. It is home to the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Park, The Woodstock Inn & Resort, the Norman Williams Public Library and dozens of wonderfully preserved historic homes in a most charming village.

Woodstock's centerpiece, the village green, is ringed with buildings of different styles, from Federal mansions to a Greek-Revival courthouse and a Romanesque-style library. It's all quite charming, and feels like a trip to the past.

F.H. Gillingham & Sons, the town's general store since 

1886 and still the go-to spot for hardware, housewares, food, produce, and things with the "made in Vermont" pedigree. Much of the village is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.

The world-renowned historic village ofWoodstock, Vermont was described by Ladies Home Journal magazine as "The Prettiest Small Town in America". It is no surprise then to find yourself mesmerized by the panorama as you wind past perfectly restored historic buildings and homes to open on the sprawling Woodstock Village Green;

Or, that you are awed at the spectacle of quaint New England shops, galleries, lodgings, and eateries spreading out before you;

Or, that the sun dancing through the trees,shimmers down side streets of this legendary historic New England village.

And, if you were unsure before your arrival in this quintessential New England town, you will now agree that the Village of Woodstock, Vermont is indeed, "The Prettiest Small Town in America".

If you love beautiful small towns and New England charm, join us for Fall into New England on October 6-12, 2014. The fall foliage will be in full color! We'll be going to Woodstock, Vermont during this 6 night tour.