Kingdom Guide

06/03/2026

Guildhall
Essex County’s seat — and the only town in the country with this name.
Small place, big role.
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06/02/2026

He was 14 years old when Vermont told the nation it would “do its full duty.”
Luther Harris took that promise personally.
Denied once, accepted the next time, Luther went on to fight in 12 battles, survive nine Confederate prisons—including Andersonville—and later became a pillar of Lyndon life.
This is a remarkable Civil War story, preserved through family memoirs and local historians—and well worth revisiting.

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06/02/2026

Downtown St. Johnsbury, before it learned to hurry.
A covered bridge on the river. Brick storefronts with names painted proudly out front. The rumble overhead on Bay Street. The New Avenue Hotel anchoring a busy corner.
These images capture a town doing what it’s always done: working, welcoming, and evolving—one building at a time.
What do you spot first when you look at these?

06/02/2026

Singing Group for Kids

We’re inviting kids to join us for relaxed music meetups where they can sing!

06/02/2026

📍 Featured Business: Farmyard Store & Taylor Rental
Rooted in Craft, Built on Care
The Farmyard Store grew from a simple idea: that everyday items can be useful, well-made, and thoughtfully chosen. What began as a small operation has become a place where people come not just to shop, but to slow down and reconnect with quality, tradition, and intention.
Behind the scenes, the work is hands-on and personal. Products are selected with care, often from makers who share the same values—durability, honesty, and respect for craft. There’s a quiet pride in offering things that are meant to last, whether they’re practical tools or items that bring warmth to a home.
The people behind The Farmyard Store are deeply connected to their community. Relationships matter here—between customers, makers, and the broader Northeast Kingdom. It’s less about trends and more about trust built over time.
The Farmyard Store & Newport Rental reflects a belief that good things don’t need to shout. They just need to be made well, offered thoughtfully, and shared with care.

Visit: https://thefarmyardstore.com/about?utm_source=facebook

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06/02/2026

St. Johnsbury, Vermont, is often overlooked, but it is the most culturally rich and visually stunning town in the Northeast Kingdom. In this video, we explor...

06/02/2026

Thinking about trading traffic jams for tractor parades? 🚜 The Northeast Kingdom isn’t just a place to visit—it’s a place to put down roots. Our relocation guide covers everything from schools and utilities to where to find the best farmers market pie.
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A complete guide to relocating to Vermont Northeast Kingdom.

06/02/2026

🌲🐾 Meet the four fascinating foxes that call the wild home! From the elusive Red Fox to the resourceful Bat-Eared Fox, each species has unique adaptations that help them thrive in their environments. Curious about how foxes survive in the harshest conditions? Check out Charlie Browne's 2021 article to learn more about these incredible creatures and their habits. 🦊
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06/02/2026

Bringing Up Beaver

Licensed volunteer wildlife rehabilitator John Aberth presents on his book, Bringing Up Beaver, a lively and engaging account of one human’s relationship with a wild animal.

06/02/2026

A wider view of St. Johnsbury, back when the edges mattered as much as the center.
Hillsides dotted with homes. The fairgrounds alive with crowds and livestock. Golfers spread across a country club.
These images remind us that St. J wasn’t just Main Street—it was pasture, gathering places, and room to grow.
What part of town do you recognize first?