Montpelier
Montpelier is the capital city of Vermont. The 1859 Vermont State House is a gold-domed Greek Revival building with decorative and fine art collections. A multimedia exhibit and mural depict the state's history at the adjacent Vermont History Museum. Nearby, sprawling, wooded Hubbard Park has meadows, a birch grove and a stone observation tower. The Lost Nation Theater stages modern and classic plays and musicals.
People born in Montpelier (First 26 people) - Page 0
Ray Noble
Bandleader
Lloyd D. George
Former Judge
Lance Taylor
Economist
Zach Roerig
American actor
Paul Siple
American explorer
Patrick Leahy
Former President pro tempore of the United States Senate
Elisha Otis
American industrialist
Ashley Peldon
American actress
Garrett Graff
American journalist
George Dewey
Admiral
Anaïs Mitchell
American singer-songwriter
Samuel C. Upham
American journalist
Amanda Pelkey
American ice hockey player
Vincent Illuzzi
Member of Vermont Senate
John Mellen Thurston
Former United States Senator
Richard A. Cody
Military personnel
Eliakim Persons Walton
American journalist
George W. Cate
American lawyer
Hannibal Day
American commanding officer
Jamie Lee Thurston
American singer
Thomas Waterman Wood
American painter
Bob Yates
American football offensive lineman
John Bollinger
American author
Lukas Huffman
Film director
William Charles Fitzgerald
Military officer