Image courtesy of Sanders H. Milens

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

Constructed in 1812-13 as a community church for five denominations, and later used for town meetings, the sixteen-sided building was recently restored by the Richmond Historical Society. One of the most important historic buildings in the state, it is open to the public. Open seasonally. Donations. (Route 2)

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