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Woodstock, Vermont is the quintessential New England historic town. It sits in a valley surrounded by low-lying hills that nestle rather than overwhelm, a community snuggled around the Ottauquechee River, an area once favored by the Abenaki as their summer fishing and agriculture grounds.

However, the community was quickly discovered by settlers from New Hampshire and Connecticut in the late 1700's and even more quickly populated by judges, lawyers, doctors and tradesmen and their families in the 1800's as it was established as the Windsor County seat.

Just five miles from the Woodstock village green is the hamlet of South Woodstock, one of the most desirable communities in the region. The Kedron Brook meanders through the postcard-perfect valley, location of many historic federal and colonial houses and some of the area's most gracious and storied estates.

Bridgewater, Vermont, 8 miles to the West of Woodstock; that much closer to Killington Resort, has a year-round population of about 1,000 people most of whom you will never see due to the community's rural character. It comprises 45 square miles of land with old 18th-century tracks, roads and stone fencing still evident throughout its woods and pastures.

Hartland is Central Vermont's best kept secret. With its quietly rolling hills, like the nooks and crannies of an English muffin, it is sandwiched between White River Junction, Woodstock and West Windsor; a rural town offering 62 miles of dirt road yet merely five minutes to I-91 and I-89.

That means quick and easy access to shopping, movies, restaurants, theater, schools, two National Parks, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center as well as Lebanon Municipal Airport.Chartered in 1761, Hartland's center is known more specifically as Hartland Three Corners. Its centerpiece is Damon Hall, an old brick structure, the gathering place for all political activity.