Fair Haven

Built around its marble quarries, Fair Haven grew into a western Vermont town whose stone industry supplied buildings far beyond the state. The Castleton River runs through the community, while the Taconic Mountains rise westward toward the New York border. Marble still defines the town’s character: the Fair Haven Historic District preserves late-19th- and early-20th-century civic, commercial and residential architecture from the quarrying era. Its compact centre is a useful stop for exploring the rural valleys of western Vermont. Find related webcams in western Vermont to build a fuller picture of the Taconic-border region.

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