Burying Grounds of Bennington Center A History
The Old Bennington cemetery, tied to the town and its church, traces its roots to 1762. It details ownership shifts, private expansions, and later efforts by the Bennington Center Cemetery Association led by Governor McCullough and clergy to restore and endow the grounds, with Robert Frost interred in 1963.
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Bennington Center
Old Bennington
Vermont
Old Cemetery
Old First Church
Bennington
Samuel Robinson
Bridget Harwood
David Robinson
Robinsons
Mary
Harwood
School of Higher Learning
Clio Hall
Jedediah Dewey
Old Burying Grounds
Joseph Parks
Bennington Museum
Josiah Manning
Zerubbabel Collins
Franklin Blackmer
Church Street
Blackmer
Truman Squier
Ethan Allen
McCullough
Town Hill
Battle Monument
East Bennington
Algiers
Bennington - On - the - Hill
A.L. Hubbell
Hubbell
Samuel B. Sanford
Sanford
A. L. Hubbell
Selectmen
C. R. Sanford
Town Hill Road
Samuel
Charles Sanford
East Main Street
Troy
John McCullough
North Bennington
Cemetery Association
Gov
Ethan Allen-Truman Squier
Issac Jennings
James C. Colgate
Vincent Ravi- Booth
Ravi-Booth
Robert Frost
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Vermont Gazette
Oo Allan
AK Hebbel
Iso
Souther Tention
Kimdl
Old
Scott’s Store
Wills T. White
A.R. Sanford
Burying Grounds
Walloomsac Inn