Scenic Vermont Photography - Vermont Farm Archives

I found some early foliage while I was out and about in Calais.

last week.

Late summer in East Montpelier Vermont

By Scenic Vermont Photography / September 17, 2023 / Aerial photography, Farm, Historic, Sugarhouse, Summer, Vermont, Vermont Farm

A Vermont landmark near Danville Vermont

By Scenic Vermont Photography / September 15, 2023 / Farm, Summer, Vermont Farm, Vermont Landscapes

Late afternoon in Stowe.

By Scenic Vermont Photography / September 13, 2023 / Historic, Summer, Vermont Farm, Vermont History, Vermont Landscapes

Taken a couple of weeks ago.

A classic Vermont family farm

By Scenic Vermont Photography / September 10, 2023 / Farm, Summer, Vermont, Vermont Farm, Vermont History, Vermont Landscapes

Another favorite farm of mine in in Enosburg Falls

By Scenic Vermont Photography / September 7, 2023 / Farm, Vermont, Vermont Farm, Vermont Landscapes

Sunderland Vermont

By Scenic Vermont Photography / September 5, 2023 / Farm, Historic, Summer, Vermont, Vermont Farm, Vermont History, Vermont Landscapes

Another perfect summer day in the NEK.

By Scenic Vermont Photography / September 4, 2023 / Farm, Historic, Summer, Vermont, Vermont Farm, Vermont Landscapes

Late summer near Hardwick Vermont.

By Scenic Vermont Photography / August 30, 2023 / Farm, Historic, Summer, Vermont, Vermont Farm, Vermont History, Vermont Landscapes

The Burns Farm near Montgomery.

By Scenic Vermont Photography / August 28, 2023 / Farm, Historic, Summer, Vermont Farm, Vermont History, Vermont Landscapes

A picture perfect day in East Montpelier

By Scenic Vermont Photography / August 25, 2023 / Farm, Historic, New England, Summer, Vermont, Vermont Farm, Vermont Landscapes

I have developed a deep love for this farm. In case you didn’t notice. This farm is about a mile away from yesterday’s farm picture.

One of the few nice days we have had this summer.

By admin / August 24, 2023 / Farm, Historic, Vermont, Vermont Farm, Vermont History

It seems like it’s either cloudy or raining more often than not. This is from East Montpelier.
History of this farm-
The original members of our family came to America on the Mayflower in 1620. The family were one of the 3 founding families in the town of East Montpelier moving from Peterboro, New Hampshire in 1788. The farm as it is known today was settled in 1810 and is 150 acres in size. To put that date into perspective, Thomas Jefferson was serving as our President during that period of time. In 2010 the farm became a bicentennial farm which has been in continuous family ownership for 200 years. For 9 generations the farm has been producing bountiful forage, grain, apple, maple and timber crops along with dairy, beef and sheep.