The Dummerston Covered Bridge was built in 1872 and is the longest covered bridge in Vermont*. It…read morewas added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1973 and it's beautiful. The bridge has two spans, each supported by Town lattice trusses with a total length of 280 feet. The bridge is open to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic with an 11' clearance. There are diamond-shaped openings throughout the length of the bridge so it's nicely lit. My van would fit but there was no maximum weight posted so I opted not to try. I walked across and while there isn't a dedicated pedestrian lane, ther are spaces on the side where you can wait while vehicles pass. This is an easy bridge to visit if you're passing through New England. It's just five miles up the West River from I-91. There is parking. And if the weather's nice, there is swimming in the lazy river below the bridge down a steep incline where you can get a great picture of the bridge. *Entirely in Vermont - the longest is the Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge over the Connecticut River into New Hampshire. [Review 18447 overall - 47 in Vermont - 1969 of 2022.]

Really beautiful covered bridge. Lots of tourists stopped to take photos alongside it.read more

I forgot to a add that within a few minutes of the house there is great hiking, mountain streams,…read morelakes, shopping, skiing and restaurants galore! Don't miss the Friday night dinner whether you stay there or not it is an awesome dinner that is frequented by a wonderful cross section of people. Just like most AA meetings but VT style! From Yale to Jail as they say here or in my country (England) from Dukes to Dockers!

I had to cancel, 6 weeks notice, and they charge a $25 fee. Ridiculous. I can see if it's last…read moreminute, but this far out?

The folks who run the Arlington branch are fantastic. Always willing to help. I run a decent amount…read moreof packages through there and sometimes I make a booboo and they always help me and steer me in the right direction with a smile. Not to forget that they work their butt off as well. FIVE STARS A+ location.

They recently renovated this location. It's like something from a magazine now, it's so pretty…read more Seriously - it's a beautiful building. Only location around for a Post Office, and it's really nice to boot.

Typically the DMV is a great experience in Vermont but not here. The women were just down right…read morenasty looking to make your experience bad, looking for a problem. I packed up and left and drove to the Dummerston DMV, class act! So glad I did. Maybe you ladies can look into taking a personality pill.

I had no hope, having waiting fruitlessly for hours at the Bennington office the day before, but…read moreinstead of apathy I discovered ease, important advise, and actually kindness.

The regular employees are helpful and mostly friendly. They get the job done, keep the office…read moreclean, sort mail even when it doesn't have the right address. The downside is the limited hours (especially weekends), and the fact that they close for for a long lunch in the middle of the day.

It takes a New York wiseguy, to review this historic old (kind of drafty) house. Nobody in Vermont…read morecould care less. In Manchester, VT across from an inn, sits this white and gold County court. Inside are old (scratched) wood floors, balustraded stairs, Windsor chairs, old portraits and the offices of attorneys, law clerks, scribes, journalists and judges, writers, realtors. The main court for Bennington county. Photo-op. These lands still belong to the state of New York on tons of maps. Rebel review: 4

Wow! I love visiting libraries and this one was especially pleasant. It is a large comfortable…read moreplace. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Manchester gets a beautiful new library! Bright and airy filled with BOOKS! DVD'S! Audiobooks! It's…read morejust off 7A north of the Rite Aid, keep an eye out for the blue library sign. There's even a cafe at the entrance of the library with free wifi and plenty of seats.

Here's a fun review for one very cool spot to catch up with the world of literature and WiFi…read more I needed (!!!) some access to publish an obituary for one of the members of the church where I work. Where is one to find access to this kind of distracting technology in the hills of, specifically, Weston, VT? The nearest open Library - in Londonderry, of course. The library was open, and the staff wonderfully helpful! The had a good supply of books, an even better supply of amazing history, and best of all, a strong and free WiFi! I published my article, and since it was raining (POURING!) when I wanted to leave, stayed to chat with the man minding the building. He was great to talk with, and offered some warm and welcoming insights to the library and area. We talked about a lot, including the Weston Priory where I was headed. If you need a quiet spot to get a good book, or just to get some things done, check out this gem.