Places to stay in Lyndonville, Vermont
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Lynburke Motel
Motels: There’s no better place to enjoy all that the beautiful Northeast Kingdom has to offer than the Lynburke Lodge & Motel in the heart of the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont! The Lynburke Lodge & Motel is conveniently located at the junctions of Routes 114, 5 and 122 in Lyndonville, just 2 miles off of .....
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791 Main Street, Lyndonville, 05851
(+001) 802-626-3346
Days Inn
Hotels: Days Inn of Lyndonville is nestled in a special area of Vermont called the Northeast Kingdom. With many lakes for swimming, boating, and fishing, we are nine miles from Burke Mountain Ski Resort, and 2 miles from the Fenton Chester Ice Arena for hockey and recreational skating. We are also 2 .....
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I-91 Ex 23 Rt 5, Lyndonville, 05851
The Wildflower Inn VT
Inns / B&Bs: The Wildflower Inn, Lyndonville, Vermont is a magical vacation place.... 24 Tastefully Appointed Guest Suites. Safely and beautifully tucked into the gently rolling hills, wide open meadows and enchanting woodlands of the renowned Northeast Kingdom of the State of Vermont. A place where families .....
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Darling Hill Road, Lyndonville, 05851
(+001) 802-626-8310
Moonlight Inn
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801 Center Street, Lyndonville, 05851
(+001) 802-626-0780
Colonnade Inn
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28 Back Center Road, Lyndonville, 05851
(+001) 802-626-9316
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Located off Interstate 93 north of St. Johnsbury, VT. at the gateway to the northeast Kingdom of Vermont. Chartered to Dr. Johnathan Arnold and 53 others, many of whom served in Rhode Island regiments during the Revolution. The town is named for the Doctor's elder son, Josiah Lyndon Arnold, who was fifteen at the time of the charter. Josiah graduated from Dartmouth, then studied law in Providence. He apparently never practiced, becoming instead a teacher at Brown University. He returned to Vermont after his father's death in 1792, where he himself died very suddenly in 1796, at the age of thirty-one.
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