The homestead of Vermont's Revolutionary War Hero, Ethan Allen. Built in 1787, visitors can tour the farm and view exhibits related to Allen's life, colonial history and the history of Vermont. The visitor's center also offers a multi-media program about Ethan Allen. An exhibit of military artifacts used by Vermont veterans, from the American Revolution to the present day. Admission is free.
Admission is free.
The home of America's 21st President, Chester A. Arthur, has been restored. Admission is free. This historic site is thought to be the oldest remaining log cabin in the United States. This is the site of Fort St. Anne, the oldest settlement in Vermont. On the shore of Lake Champlain, the site features the remains of the fort, as well as a chapel, grottos, and a statue of Samuel de Champlain.