Ghost towns of Glastonbury and Somerset in Southern Vermont
Two Southern Vermont towns, Glastonbury and Somerset, are described as unor ganized ghost towns with tiny populations. Glastonbury covers 27 341 acres in Bennington County and sits along the Fayville Branch of the Long Trail, while Somerset spans about 18 000 acres near Searsburg and hosts the Somerset Reservoir dam powering regional utilities.
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Glastonbury
Bennington County
Glastonbury Mountain
Somerset
Windham County
Glastenbury
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury-Glastonbury
Richard Sperba
Fayville
Woodford Hollow
Molly Stark
Fay Fuller
Searsburg
Searsbury Mountain
Somerset Reservoir
Hunting Cabins
Leonard
Deerfield
Massachusetts
Lawrence Leonard
Larry
Ricky
New England Power Co
Montpelier
Averill
Ferdinand
Lewis
Essex County
Kingdom of
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Bennington
County Street
Bennington Pottery
Glassenbury
Old Deerfield Power and Paper Co
Mountain Mills
Wilmington
Glaston
Bennington Summer Guide Highlights Local Arts and Sights
The Bennington Banner presents a special supplement edited by Ruth Haskins with Tyler Resch as assistant editor and photographer. On the cover artist Jay Connaway, a renowned marine and landscape painter, is pictured at his Pawlet home.
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