Vermont
Vermont is a state in the northeastern United States, known for its natural landscape, which is primarily forested. Part of the New England region, it's also known for being home to more than 100 19th-century covered wooden bridges, and as a major producer of maple syrup. Thousands of acres of mountain terrain are crossed by hiking trails and skiing slopes.
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Throope Chapman
Edwin Lefèvre
American journalist
Roderick Peattie
Author
Hazel Kyrk
American economist
John Spargo
British writer
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Educator
Steven Bach
Writer
Charles Albert Plumley
American lawyer
Gayleen Aiken
American artist
Carlo Abate
Sculptor
Hollister Jackson
Former Lieutenant Governor of Vermont
Everett Warner
American painter
Nathaniel Jeremiah Bradlee
Architect
John McClure
American record producer
John Addison
Composer
Frederick Burkhardt
Vivian Fine
American composer
Stanley Edgar Hyman
American literary critic
Carl Ruggles
American composer
Sidney Glazier
American film producer
Isaac Tichenor
Former Governor of Vermont
John Spargo
British writer
Barry Galbraith
American jazz guitarist
W. C. Heinz
American correspondent
Moses Robinson
Former United States Senator
Barbara Howes
American poet
Julius S. Held
Art historian
Irving Adler
American author
Walter Phelps
Officer
Walter R. Hard
Author
Joseph A. Gavagan
Former United States Representative
Louis Calabro
American composer
Annie Sherwood Hawks
American poet
Hugh R. Wilson
Former United States Ambassador to Germany
Ben Belitt
American poet
Morton D. Hull
Former United States Representative
Charles B. Stoughton
Commander
Valery Chalidze
Human rights activist
Stephen Royce
American lawyer
Deane C. Davis
Former Governor of Vermont
Lee E. Emerson
Robert N. Buck
Pilot
Vincent Sardi
American restaurateur
Arthur C. Lichtenberger
Bishop
Roswell Farnham
American Politician
Shelby Payne
Actress
Barbara Rogasky
Editor
