Pittsfield Circa 1864 Pittsfield Circa 1875

The inn, built in 1835 and originally called the Vose House, was used as a stage coach stop to accomodate many travelers.

Today it is a peaceful community of 385 people and a perfect place to escape the rigors of contemporary society. The history of the town is easy to enjoy and explore by stopping at the Pittsfield Historical Society and taking a tour of the historical sites around town.

There is a quintessential New England green with white clapboard houses, a bandstand, centuries old cemetery and a general store. All this is surrounded by the Green Mountains.

Pittsfield is one of Vermont's most scenic locations and it is centrally located to allow a traveler to explore the magic of Vermont with ease.

Pittsfield, Vermont is...

• 20 miles northeast of Rutland, Vermont
• 25 miles northwest of Woodstock, Vermont
• 15 miles east of Interstate 89
• 8 miles from US Route 4
• 8 miles north of Killington Ski Resort
• 1 hour from Burlington International Airport