It is a great place to visit, live and work! WINDSOR VERMONT… history, museums, gardens, splendid scenery, a covered bridge, a mountain, a mighty river, and pure Vermont charm make this hamlet a wonderfully classic ‘off the beaten path’ place to visit. Aside from being a quintessential New England settlement planted neatly along the banks of the beautiful Connecticut River in the valley of the sam
e name, Windsor holds claim to fame as being the site of many firsts such as the drafting of the first Constitution in the colonies and believe it or not, interchangeable tools, something that one wouldn't normally recognize as being synonymous with the Green Mountain State. There are attractions that truly are unique in their own right such as the stately Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge - the longest in America, and the unique Path of Life Garden. The air here is pure, the atmosphere is relaxed, and the surroundings will create a sense of solitude and will replenish one’s soul first-rate. President Woodrow Wilson was impressed and had his summer White House here from 1913-1915 across the river. Description by Paul-Alan Dagres http://www.examiner.com/outdoor-travel-in-boston/windsor-vermont-history-museums-gardens-splendid-scenery-a-covered-bridge
