The Cambridge Historical Society recently hosted a Cambridge History Walk. From the 1790s until today, the Village has been a commercial center. Over the years it has boasted grist mills, saw mills, a community hall, a school, a creamery, an Ice Cream Parlor, two general stores, three churches, and more!
Lynne as a Civil War Veteran in front of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) statue and the 1826 House.
Beth holds a model church in front of the Cambridge Community Fellowship/1st Congregational Church.
Today the Village is applying for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places, and the Walk was part of the application process. The hope is that the Walk becomes an annual event.
House with a white picket fence.
Kathy points out sites on the Cambridge Borough Map.
Various Historical sites in Cambridge Village.
Cambridge Village is situated along the Lamoille River, and is on Vermont Route 15 between Jeffersonville to the east, and Underhill to the west. It is eastern most part of the Green Mountain Byway. We’ll see you when you visit!