St. Johnsbury, County seat in Caledonia County, Vermont, United States
St. Johnsbury is a town in northeastern Vermont that sits where several rivers meet. The town spreads across a significant area with typical New England architecture and mixed residential and former industrial spaces.
The settlement was originally called by other names but received its current name in 1790 when residents held their first town meeting. The 1800s brought growth through local manufacturers who used the area's natural resources and skills.
The Fairbanks Museum houses natural science collections that visitors can explore throughout the year. The St. Johnsbury Athenaeum serves as a cultural landmark where people gather to experience local art and history.
The town is easy to reach via major highways, making it accessible for visitors and residents. Walking through downtown allows you to discover historic buildings and local shops at your own pace.
The town was known for making precision scales that shipped around the world, spreading its reputation far beyond local boundaries. Historic factory buildings still stand as reminders of this manufacturing era.
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