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    The most intriguing historic homes

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    Hildene (Manchester): This lavish summer home was built by Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln's son Robert. A prosperous businessman, the younger Lincoln built this summer retreat complete with a 1,000-pipe organ and extensive formal gardens. If y... Continue reading »

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    The best places to rediscover america's past

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    Plymouth: President Calvin Coolidge was born in this high, upland valley and the state has done a superb job preserving his hometown village. You not only get a good sense of the president's roots, but also gain a greater understanding of how... Continue reading »

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    Planning a trip

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    This section provides most of the nuts-and-bolts travel information you need before setting off for northern New England. A good strategy is to browse through this section before hitting the road to ensure you've touched all the bases. Continue reading »

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    Fast facts

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    American Express -- American Express offers travel services, including check cashing and trip planning, through several affiliated agencies in the region. Offices include locations in West Lebanon, New Hampshire, at 24 Airport Rd. (tel. 603/2... Continue reading »

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    Visitor information

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    Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing, National Life Building, Sixth Floor, Drawer 20, Montpelier, VT 05620 (tel. 800/837-6668 or 802/828-3237; www.travel-vermont.com) For incredibly detailed maps, consider purchasing one or more of... Continue reading »

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    When to go

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    The Season The well-worn joke about the climate in northern New England is that it has just two seasons -- winter and August. Though this bromide might have originated as a ploy to keep outsiders from moving up here (and it worked, partly)... Continue reading »

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    Calendar of events

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    Getting there

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    By Plane Airlines serving northern New England include American (tel. 800/433-7300; www.aa.com), Continental (tel. 800/523-3273; www.continental.com), Delta (tel. 800/221-1212; www.delta.com), JetBlue (tel. 800/538-2583; www.jetblue.com),... Continue reading »

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    Health & insurance

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    Getting around

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    One of my to-do-someday wishes is to travel around northern New England without a car, just once, the way my great-great-grandparents did. It's amazing to think that, barely a hundred years ago, people could travel from seaboard cities to inl... Continue reading »

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    Money

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    Here's a scene I've seen repeated dozens of times around Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. It's late Saturday afternoon, maybe early in July. A young (or not-so-young) couple has driven up from the city by car or motorcycle, just for the day... Continue reading »

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Vermont Travel Experiences

Traveler Photos of Vermont

one of many covered bridges The Grist Mill where we went when we went skiing as kids.... Several of Seuss's beloved characters View of the almost foliage
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