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Town
Cities, Towns, Villages, Hamlets within this Township
Bailey Mills, Chase Corners, Felchville, Hammondsville, Reading, Reading Center, South Reading
Town Clerk
Barbara J. Acuna
P.O. Box 72
Reading, VT 05062
Ph: 484-7250
Fax: 484-7250
E-mail: N/A
Web Site
American Local History Network: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/vt/county/windsor/reading/index.htm
US GenWeb: http://home.att.net/~local_history/Windsor-Co-VT.htm#READING
Vermont Gateway: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~vermont/WindsorReading.html
Virtual Vermont: http://www.virtualvermont.com/towns/reading.html
Vermont in the Civil War: no info
Population According to the U.S. Federal Census
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| Reading |
747
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1,120
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1,565
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1,603
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1,409
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1,363
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1,171
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1,159
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1,012
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953
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749
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| Reading |
649
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530
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463
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474
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437
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470
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472
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564
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647
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614
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707
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Cemeteries & Years in Use
Amsden: 1804-present
Buck (family): 1828-1861
Felchville: 1842-present
Hapgood Family: 1795-1799
Hapgood-Spite: 1807-present
Rice (family): 1836-1864
Shedd: 1831-1883
South Reading: 1811-present
Spear: 1798-1984
Swain: 1825-1878
Weld-Sawyer: 1786-1987
Local Historical Societies, Libraries & Museums
Reading Historical Society Museum
Reading, VT 05062
802-484-7271
The museum is located in two floors of a 19th-century house with an
additional gallery containing farm implements, 19th-century gadgets, and
machines. Collections are of town records, church documents, clothing,
furniture, tools, books, photographs, portraits, and paintings. Contact
Person: Walter Mendoza. Hours and Admission: mid-June to mid-Sept, Thurs,
2 – 4pm. Not accessible to the disabled.
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