a website about Wardsboro,Vermont 05355
WARDSBORO, VERMONT, home of the delicious heirloom and official State Vegetable - the Gilfeather Turnip - was settled circa 1779 by Samuel Davis and his wife from Milford, Massachusetts. It was granted and chartered on November 7, 1780 to William Ward of Newfane, the man for whom the town was named Wardsborough, together with 62 others. Read more...>
A Message from Wardsboro Town Health Officer...>
Info about Saturday, May 22, at 1:00 pm Town Meeting Day ...>
Frequently asked questions...>
List of links to local committees, groups, and places...>
All about the famous Gilfeather Turnip and free recipes...>
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Things and news Around town


FUNDRAISING 2021 ANNUAL APPEAL TO FUND THIS WEBSITE - NOT A TOWN FUNDED SERVICE
Dear Readers, Since 2015, I have single handedly maintained the website wardsborovermont.com as a community service. The Town of Wardsboro has no official website for town business. Wardsborovermont.com is not a municipal website - read more...>
THANK YOU! With a recent donation, and the renewal of ads, this site is now 2/3 funded for 2021.Thanks to everyone who helps support this community site!!!