Town Name: Stannard
Population: 208
Area: 12.5 SQ MILES
A Hidden Gem with Deep Roots
Originally known as Goshen Gore No. 1, Stannard was incorporated in honor of General George J. Stannard, a Civil War hero. Tucked into Vermont’s rolling hills, this small town remains one of the most rural in the state, with no paved roads and a landscape shaped by its mountainous terrain.
What Makes Stannard Unique?
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Stannard Mountain – The town’s highest point at 2,618 feet, offering stunning views.
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Flagg Pond – A peaceful spot for kayaking and wildlife viewing.
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Historic Logging Legacy – In the mid-1800s, T.G. Bronson’s remote steam sawmill produced nearly 1 million feet of lumber annually, fueling industries in St. Johnsbury.
Things to Do
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Hiking & Exploring – Discover rugged trails and untouched wilderness.
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Kayaking & Fishing – Enjoy the quiet waters of Flagg Pond.
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Scenic Drives – Take in breathtaking foliage along winding country roads.
Fun Facts
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Stannard is the only Vermont town named after the Civil War.
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There are no paved roads in town, preserving its rural charm.
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The land’s rough terrain naturally divides the town, with most residents living in the western portion.
Schools:
- K-8: Choice
- High School: Choice
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