On this 8th annual driving tour, explore the section of the 1776-77 Mount Independence-Hubbardton military road from the Hubbardton Battlefield to the Otter Creek in Center Rutland. Jim Rowe, president of the Crown Point Road Association, is your leader. Meet with your own vehicle at the visitor center for orientation.
The Hubbardton Battlefield is a stop on the 80th annual summer Castleton Colonial Days, sponsored by the Castleton Women’s Society.
Weather permitting, members of the Green Mountain Astronomers are on site to show you the night sky, sharing their telescopes and knowledge. The moon rises about 4:45 PM. Night sky viewing begins about 8:30 PM. Call (802) 273-2282 to confirm event is on.
Michael Blakeslee, site interpreter and long-time reenactor, relates his experiences as a reenactor exploring and learning about the times from the French and Indian War period through the American Revolution. He will bring along clothing and other period-correct items he has made or collected over the years. Questions and sharing your experiences welcomed.
Weather permitting, talk with the members of the Green Mountain Astronomers while enjoying the Town Family Fun, then after the fireworks enjoy the night sky. The astronomers share their knowledge and telescopes. Where were you when the first people landed on the moon—50 years ago? Call (802) 273-2282 to confirm event is on.
The Town of Hubbardton sponsors a family fun afternoon and evening, with music, food, and activities for all ages, ending with fireworks at dusk. Call (802) 273-2282 for details. Rain date is July 21.
This year's talk and discussion on basics of the U.S. Constitution looks at the First Amendment. When was it passed? What does it cover? Is speech totally free? How was it preceived then and is it different now? Historian and site interpreter Paul Andriscin provides the history of the amendment. Questions and a discussion moderated by site interpreter Bob Franzoni. Afterwards, enjoy a battlefield walk guided by Franzoni.
Members of the Green Mountain Astronomers welcom3e you you to explore the wonders of the night sky. They will share their telescopes and knowledge. Bring a picnic for sunset if you like. Night sky viewing begins about 9:10 PM. Weather permitting, call 802-273-2282 to confirm.
The site is open today in honor of Memorial Day. At noon battlefield flags will be raised to full-mast and tribute paid at the battle monument to the soldiers of Hubbardton.The site is open today in honor of Memorial Day. At noon battlefield flags will be raised to full-mast and tribute paid at the battle monument to the soldiers of Hubbardton.
For more information call during open hours Wednesday - Sunday 802-273-2282
