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Town
Cities, Towns, Villages, Hamlets within this Township
Goulds Mill, North Springfield, Springfield, West Springfield
Town Clerk
Bonnie L. Reynolds
96 Main Street
Springfield, VT 05156
Ph: 885-2104
Fax: 885-1617
E-mail: [email protected]
Web Site
American Local History Network: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/vt/state/spring/
US GenWeb: http://home.att.net/~local_history/Windsor-Co-VT.htm#SPRINGFIELD
Vermont Gateway: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~vermont/WindsorSpringfield.html
Virtual Vermont: http://www.virtualvermont.com/towns/springfield.html
Vermont in the Civil War: http://www.vermontcivilwar.org/place/s/springfield.shtml
Population According to the U.S. Federal Census
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| Springfield |
1,097
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2,032
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2,556
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2,702
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2,749
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2,625
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2,762
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2,958
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2,937
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3,144
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2,881
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| Springfield |
3,432
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4,784
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7,202
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6,955
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7,720
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9,190
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9,934
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10,063
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10,190
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9,579
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9,078
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Cemeteries & Years in Use
Crown Point: 1759-1760
Eureka: 1789-1836
Field #1: 1789-1839
Field #2: 1785-unknown
Oakland: 1893-present
Parker Hill: 1790-1857
Pine Grove: 1782-present
Pleasant Valley: 1795-1958
St. Mary's Catholic: 1903-present
Shedd: 1810-1854
Summer Hill: 1789-present
Walker-Gill: 1799-1968
Local Historical Societies, Libraries & Museums
Springfield Art & Historical Society and Miller Art
Center
9 Elm Street
Springfield, VT
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 313
Springfield, VT 05156
802-885-2451
This 19th-century mansion overlooks downtown Springfield, with views
of Main Street, the rapids on the Black River, and the locations of early
industries. It is now a museum and gallery with exhibits of primitive portraits
by 19th-century artists including Horace Bundy, Asahel Powers, and Aaron
Dean Fletcher; pewter; Bennington pottery; and Joel Ellis dolls and toys
made in local factories. Three rooms also display work by local artists.
There are changing exhibits and educational programs for adults and children.
Contact Person: Bob McLaughlin, Director. Hours and Admission: early May
to mid-Oct, Tues– Fri, 10am – 4pm; Sat, 2 – 5pm. Free. The ground floor
is accessible to the disabled.
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