If you are visiting or looking for a wonderful church this is the place for you. Great music…read moreprogram and the Episcopal Litergy is terrific. Great preaching and a most inspiring interior. Soaring ceilings and concrete. Friendly people.

The location for local town government services, such as Town Manager, Town Clerk, Recreation…read moreDepartment, Voting booth, Water Works, etc. Police Department and Library is located in the same building, while the Fire Department and Rescue is located across the lot.

Bluff Point Light was in service on Lake Champlain from its construction in 1874 until 1930 when…read morethe original light was replaced by a newer, more substantial light installed on an adjacent steel tower. in 2004 that light was removed by new york state authorities and the coast guard and a new aid to navigation was installed back in the lighthouse. significant and major reconstruction of the exterior took place in 2015 with the clinton county historical association continuing to maintain the building and property.

Plattsburgh is the county seat for Clinton County which was formed as part of the split of…read moreWashington County in 1788 and parts of Clinton County were sliced off to form what are now the neighboring counties of Essex, Herkimer, Franklin and others. The county is the furthest to the northeast of New York State, bordering Vermont (across Lake Champlain) and Quebec to the north. The building is two stories and was constructed in 1889 of ashlar stone and brick in a Romanesque style. It has a central tower with an open bell tower and pyramidal roof. The attached Surrogate's Building was built in 1884-1885, and is a two-story, Italianate style brick building. On a Sunday morning, the building was well secured and locked up so I was not able to tour the interior. I pressed my nose up against a few doors but there's nothing to see except x-ray machines in the hallway. The grounds, however, are beautifully kept and the red brick building is photogenic. [Review 1619 of 2024 - 532 in New York - 22642 overall]

This location has been a landmark for centuries. It is the church you see at the top of church…read morestreet. This is an open and welcoming congregation and a place you can search for your own truth and meaning. There are programs for all ages including the smallest of children. Check out their website for the latest information. They are kind and welcoming to out of town folks like myself and I got the feeling they are welcome to all that visit.

If you're looking for an open arms church to visit in the Burlington area - this one might fit the…read morebill. Located at the top of "Church" Street downtown, it's hard to miss. I peeked my head in during a recent visit and was mesmerized by the flags of several different religions being proudly displayed with a mini brochure to explain them all. Ye church is historically registered and very simple in the interior. Let your curiously lead you inside!

1 thing they have down with this church and are doing right, is welcoming visitors. Everyone I met…read morewas warm, welcoming, and interested in sharing with you. Praise and worship was very energetic and good. Unfortunately the emphasis seem to be on honoring and lifting up the apostle-leader more then the Lord. Had a freaky, cult like feel to it. I found an excuse to run to the parking lot and never look back. I would avoid it, unless you are looking for a cult.

This is a church where you will find the now word of God being spoken each and every service. The…read moremessage that our God is living, speaking, tangible and interested in knowing each of His children through a on-going, personal relationship is released. They are a Holy Spirit empowered people who come ready to worship, encourage one another and bring life to this area!

Burlington, Vermont is one of my top 3 happy places! I have lived in New York and California, I've…read moreseen some really beautiful places in those states, but this spot has my heart forever. The beautiful mountains and the lake just make me smile! This college town has a fairly liberal vibe and most residents love Vermont's Senator Bernie Sanders, who used to be the mayor of this city. Church Street is always a must do, this is Burlington's pedestrian friendly shopping and dining district. It's a bit like Santa Monica's Third St Promenade in Los Angeles. This area is quite lively most of the time, but if you wander a block or two away, you will find some better priced restaurants. For a small city in a mostly rural state, I'd consider this a foodie town. One of my more recent discoveries up here is the delicious hard cider! I highly recommend visiting Citizen's Cider, so tasty! If you love the outdoors, this is the place to be! This region features skiing, hiking, water sports and a host of other outdoor activities. They have some great biking trails here as well! In my opinion, one of the top notch east coast ski resorts (Stowe) is located within 1 hour of here. Heck, even if it's not ski season, it's nice to head over there for a gondola ride, hard cider breweries, cheese tastings, hikes and more. I love to end my day down by the lake watching the sunset! Grab a drink at Splash at the Boathouse or just chill near the rocks and watch the sun go down behind the mountains. I currently live in the Fort Lauderdale/Miami area, a location packed with too many angry people, so now it's even more of a treat to come to serene Burlington! This place is amazing, so many friendly faces and a nice laid back vibe.

I am from Boston, Massachusetts but I will say that I love the charming city of Burlington because…read morethey are both in New England, but also because Burlington is a smaller, more quaint and friendlier version of Boston. Every time I talk to someone from Burlington, they are always friendly and willing to help in any way that they can. You wouldn't think so with the weather they get here in the winter, but it doesn't seem like the bitter cold makes anyone here bitter or mean. University of Vermont makes up a lot of this city and I am glad it does, it encourages people living in the area to go to a great school despite the surburban feel of Vermont. Burlington, don't lose your charm.

As a brown American woman from the South, finding a church home with a community similar to mine…read morewas challenging in Vermont. I appreciate the praise and worship team, but most importantly, the Bishop and Pastors are true Bible teachers, which is transformative. Bible teaching, not preaching, makes me feel as if I were back home, especially when I see my Bishop lift that leg.

The church pastor is a great preacher. And it's a lively…read morehand clapping worshiping service. Like the black people services, the way I like them. A great church with friendly people . The way it should be going to THE HOUSE OF GOD. D. Woodrum