Places to stay in Brandon, Vermont

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The Old Mill Inn Bed and Breakfast

Inns / B&Bs: The Old Mill Inn Bed and Breakfast is tucked away on five acres of woods and meadows, a short distance from the picturesque New England town of Brandon. The property offers beautiful views and is a wonderful venue for a small Vermont wedding. The property runs along the Neshobe River a choice .....

79 Stone Mill Dam Road, 05733, (+001) 802-247-8002

Cozy Cottages

Cottages / Caravan Parks: Built in 1930's by Ethan Allen Furniture Company, 20 vintage cabins feature both nostalgic furnishings and contemporary conveniences. Privacy abounds as each cabin has a private bath, many have fireplaces and air conditioning. All have TV, fridge and coffee maker. On site swimming pool, .....

1246 Franklin Street (Route 7), 05733, (+001) 802-247-6644

Maple Grove Dining Room

Cottages / Caravan Parks: Looking for a romantic Vermont cottage for two complete with a fireplace? What about a family cabin in Vermont for four or even five? Come relax at Maple Grove Cottages. 20 cabins set within a maple and pine grove offer seclusion and comfort. Fall asleep to the sounds of crickets chirping and wake .....

1246 Franklin Sreet, Route 7 South, 05733, (+001) 802-247-6644

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Nearby towns close to Brandon, Vermont

The town of Brandon, situated on the banks of the Neshobe River, is located on Route 7 about half-way between Middlebury and Rutland, making it a favorite stop with travelers. The village has a traditional town green with many examples of fine architecture along its broad avenues.

Brandon, Vermont was chartered on October 20, 1761 by the Governor of New Hampshire. The original name was Neshobe, after the home of one of the original grantees of the town, Captain Josiah Powers. The name's Algonquin meaning, "between water" or "full of water," is somewhat applicable to the town because of the Otter Creek and Neshobe River which flow through the town along with other ponds and streams. Early settlers however, petitioned the legislature to change the name, and in 1784 the name Brandon was taken.

Points of interest are the Stephan A. Douglas House, Art Galleries, Antiques Shops, The Vermont Ski Museum and an historic downtown shopping area. Brandon is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

Towns are shown withing 20km radius of Brandon, Vermont. Distances are not representive of traveling amounts. Towns marked * indicated accommodations listed.