Brookfield has served as a farming town in central Vermont since its incorporation in 1781. Its best-known landmark is the Brookfield Floating Bridge, which crosses Sunset Lake on pontoons; the first bridge at this site was built in 1820, and later versions have preserved this unusual local crossing. Wooded hills, ponds and scattered farms shape the town’s quiet rural setting, while Brookfield Village retains the close-knit scale of a historic New England settlement. Browse additional webcams from central Vermont to extend your view of Brookfield and the Green Mountain State.
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