Old Constitution House State Historic Site
16 N Main St, Windsor, VT 05089, USA
Vermont, USA
HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Old Constitution House State Historic Site.
Vermont preserves the tavern where the state’s 1777 constitution was adopted as a state historic site. Restored rooms, period furnishings, exhibits, collections, gardens, and maintained grounds support seasonal visitation while retaining the modest eighteenth-century building’s architectural character.
About Old Constitution House State Historic Site
This tavern building was the site where Vermont's founders adopted the state's first constitution in July 1777, notably the first American constitution to abolish adult slavery, during the height of the Revolutionary War. It anchors the documented history to a location that can still be identified.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Old Constitution House State Historic Site
This tavern building was the site where Vermont's founders adopted the state's first constitution in July 1777, notably the first American constitution to abolish adult slavery, during the height of the Revolutionary War.
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