Contributing writer Annie Graves captured the tail end of winter in these Bennington, Vermont, photographs for her ongoing series, Could You Live Here, about life in our small New England towns. Please enjoy these images that highlight her travels, including one very famous gravesite.
By Annie Graves|Dec 18 2014|
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Photo Credit : Katherine Keenan
Contributing writer Annie Graves captured the tail end of winter in these Bennington, Vermont, photographs for her ongoing series, Could You Live Here, about life in our small New England towns. Please enjoy these images that highlight her travels, including one very famous gravesite.
Old First Congregational Church was built in 1805 and was the first church in Vermont to represent the separation of church and state. Photo Credit : Annie GravesThe intricate architectural details of Old First Congregational Church in Old Bennington are attributed to noted church architect, Lavius Fillmore. Photo Credit : Annie GravesPoet Robert Frost is buried in the Old Bennington Cemetary behind the Old First Congregational Church. Photo Credit : Annie GravesRobert Frost’s grave is made from Barre granite and bears the inscription, “I had a lover’s quarrel with the world.” Photo Credit : Annie GravesThe Bennington Monument commemorates an important Revolutionary War battle. Photo Credit : Annie GravesThe grounds at the Bennington Monument. Views from the top of the tower show the valleys and hills of Vermont, New York and Massachusetts. Photo Credit : Annie GravesGeneral John Start Statue at the Bennington Monument site. Photo Credit : Annie GravesA local favorite, Powers Market in North Bennington, Vermont. Photo Credit : Annie GravesFiddlehead at Four Corners in Bennington, Vermont is a craft and fine art gallery housed in a former bank. Photo Credit : Annie GravesBennington College was the first to include visual and performing arts as part of its liberal arts education. Photo Credit : Annie Graves
