Civilian Conservation Corp Camp Charles M. Smith Trail
Photos courtesy of Anne M. Imhoff In the late fall of 2007 I went up to the dam overlook at Little River State Park to see how the...
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Waterbury Historical Society
28 North Main St. Waterbury, Vermont
Waterbury History: 2000-2020
THE PROJECT
The Waterbury Historical Society (WHS) saw the need to create a historical record reflecting the evolution of our community's life and history since 2000. WHS collected stories from people throughout the Waterbury community. The final product has taken on several forms, including this webpage.
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Front Porch Forum
Front Porch Forum (FPF) is a Vermont public benefit corporation that hosts online local forums in every community in the state. Started...
Healthcare in Waterbury
In the past two decades, medical care has changed greatly, across the country and in Waterbury. In 2011, a once-in-a-lifetime tropical...
Washington County Mental Health Services
Adapted from the WCMHS website Washington Mental Health Services (WCMHS) is a private non-profit organization that has provided services...
Reflecting on COVID-19: Students in Our Community
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted every aspect of our community, especially our youth population. The Waterbury Historical Society asked...
Trout Unlimited Fishing & Recreation
The following article was written based on an interview with Clark Amidon Fishing is another recreational activity, which is popular in...
Blush Hill Country Club
Photos courtesy of Susan Seymour In May of 1921, Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis purchased farmland from the Dillingham family on Blush Hill and...
Our Landscape - Waterbury Conversation Commission
Photos courtesy of Steve Hagenbach Waterbury Reservoir Winooski River Mount Hunger and the Worcester Range Little River State Park The...
Town Clerk
Longtime Town Clerk, Donna Centonze, retired in 2008 after mentoring Carla Lawrence, for half-days for five years. Carla was elected as...
Waterbury Parking Study
It can be said that the economic health and vitality of a downtown can be attributed to its availability of parking for workers and...
Waterbury Cemetery Commission
The Town of Waterbury cemetery commission consists of five elected residents of the Town of Waterbury. The current members are Jack...
Capstone Community Action
A widening gap between the wealthiest and the poorest Americans has been among the most important discussions in our country over the...
A River Runs Through It Garden Club
A River Runs Through It Garden Club (ARRTI) was the brainchild of Lois Haslam and had its beginnings when she brought together a small...
Order of the Eastern Star
Instituted July 10, 1903 with 31 members, Queen Esther Chapter No. 7 is part of an international fraternal organization of both men and...
History of Winooski Lodge #49 Free and Accepted Masons
Winooski Lodge # 49 F & AM was chartered by the Grand Lodge of Vermont on January 12, 1860 following the anti-masonic period that began...
Hunger Mountain Christian Assembly
Hunger Mountain Christian Assembly (HMCA) began in the winter of 1980 when Pastor DardAller, his family and two other families from the...
History of Waterbury Mission: 2010-2020
In April of 2009, Brian and Allison Conyers moved to Vermont with the hopes of starting a new evangelical church in Vermont. Shortly...
Waterbury Congregational Church
Photos courtesy of Peter Plagge The first attempt at organized religious services in Waterbury dates back to 1796 when Asaph Allen and...
Wesley United Methodist Church 1841-2020
The 21st Century finds the Wesley United Methodist Church home to a committed family of followers of Christ joined together in worship...
St. Andrew Catholic Church
On June 20, 2000, Bishop Kenneth Angell appointed Father Bernard W. Bourgeois as Parish Administrator of St. Andrew Church, as well as...
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