Rockingham

Rockingham occupies a stretch of the Connecticut River valley in southeastern Vermont, where the river forms the state line with New Hampshire. The town includes Bellows Falls, whose name recalls the powerful falls and rapids that once interrupted river traffic. The Bellows Falls Canal, completed in 1802 to bypass them, remains a defining part of the village’s industrial-era story. Brick commercial blocks, former mill buildings and the railroad corridor give the centre a distinctly 19th-century New England character. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different corners of Rockingham and southeastern Vermont.

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