Image courtesy of Sanders H. Milens

Taken from the Preservation Trust of Vermont's Publication A Celebration of Vermont's Historic Architecture

Dr. B.J. Kendall, a local pharmacist, became a wealthy man after discovering a remedy Òparticularly beneficial to horses affected with the infirmity commonly called Ôspavin .Ó Kendall contributed to many civic improvements, including the Enosburg Opera House. Built in 1892, it is used for public meetings and performing arts. (Routes 105 and 108)

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