The scene is a common one in Vermont pictures and postcards wherever you go. The classic church steeple standing tall within the charming villages throughout the Green Mountain State. Whether you’re religious or not, it’s impossible to not fall in love with the quintessential charm of the white church steeples of Vt. There are plenty to find in Vermont and each is wonderfully unique, so let’s take a look at a few of these beauties, shall we?
- Plymouth Notch
Flickr/Jasperdo Plymouth Notch is a perfectly preserved town that embraces the birthplace of President Calvin Coolidge.
- Tunbridge
Flickr/Rosewoman Why not pair your trip to see this steeple when the Tunbridge World’s Fair is taking place each September? It’s so much fun!
- Stowe
Flickr/Anthony Quintano This famous scene is often pictured on postcards and prints. It’s even more charming when there is a stunning contrast of the fall foliage against the white church.
- Guildhall
Wikipedia.org You’ll love the classic structures lining the town green in this tiny town.
- Grafton
Flickr/Joe Foley This white church stands at attention in the charming town of Grafton.
- Waits River
Flickr/Putneypics A barn, a steeple and the green mountains of Vermont… Perfection!
- Middlebury
Flickr/Don Shall We love this beautiful silhouette of the Mead Chapel at twilight on the campus of Middlebury College.
- Burlington
Flickr/Don Shall It’s not just the small towns that have lovely churches. Even the bustling downtown Church Street Marketplace has a steeple at the top commanding attention.
- Castleton
Flickr/Doug Kerr The pale colors on this church really pop against the bluebird sky here.
- Townshend
wikimedia.org What a lovely shot of the First Congregational Church and Meetinghouse, located near the junction of Vermont Routes 30 and 35 in Townshend.
- Underhill
Flickr/Doug Kerr The bright red door is a welcoming punch of color in Underhill.
- Bennington
Flickr/Doug Kerr This stately steeple can be found in beautiful Bennington in Southern Vermont.
- East Arlington
Flickr/Doug Kerr Arlington lies in the valley of Vermont between the Taconic Range to the west and the Green Mountains to the east, and that’s where you’ll find this gem.
- Sharon
Flickr/Doug Kerr Standing tall, this steeple in the NEK is a stunner.
If you enjoyed these church steeples in VT, you’ll absolutely love this little known church in Newfane that is an absolute work of art.
Flickr/Jasperdo
Plymouth Notch is a perfectly preserved town that embraces the birthplace of President Calvin Coolidge.
Flickr/Rosewoman
Why not pair your trip to see this steeple when the Tunbridge World’s Fair is taking place each September? It’s so much fun!
Flickr/Anthony Quintano
This famous scene is often pictured on postcards and prints. It’s even more charming when there is a stunning contrast of the fall foliage against the white church.
Wikipedia.org
You’ll love the classic structures lining the town green in this tiny town.
Flickr/Joe Foley
This white church stands at attention in the charming town of Grafton.
Flickr/Putneypics
A barn, a steeple and the green mountains of Vermont… Perfection!
Flickr/Don Shall
We love this beautiful silhouette of the Mead Chapel at twilight on the campus of Middlebury College.
It’s not just the small towns that have lovely churches. Even the bustling downtown Church Street Marketplace has a steeple at the top commanding attention.
Flickr/Doug Kerr
The pale colors on this church really pop against the bluebird sky here.
wikimedia.org
What a lovely shot of the First Congregational Church and Meetinghouse, located near the junction of Vermont Routes 30 and 35 in Townshend.
The bright red door is a welcoming punch of color in Underhill.
This stately steeple can be found in beautiful Bennington in Southern Vermont.
Arlington lies in the valley of Vermont between the Taconic Range to the west and the Green Mountains to the east, and that’s where you’ll find this gem.
Standing tall, this steeple in the NEK is a stunner.
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