Guildhall Village Historic District: A 39-acre Piece of History

The Guildhall Village Historic District in Guildhall, Vermont, comprises the central common and surrounding buildings in the village center. The district, established in 1980, is a part of a town that has a history dating back to the late 18th century. The district is centered on the square common at the center of Guildhall village, which was first settled in the 1780s. The district covers 39 acres and includes a concentration of Federal-era buildings, such as the 1851 Greek Revival county courthouse and the 1844 Congregational church. Guildhall village, located in the northeastern corner of the town on the western bank of the Connecticut River, maintains much of its 19th-century charm and attracts visitors seeking a glimpse of history.

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