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Old graves, mossy ruins tie this Vermont pond to the Revolution Original

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By Justin Trombly Verified
| Burlington Free Press Verified
May 29, 2026, 5:05 a.m. ET Stiles Pond in Waterford, Vermont, is named for the family of a Revolutionary War veteran who helped settle the area. The pond was once the center of a bustling village called Waterford Hollow, which included mills, a church and a hotel. Today, Stiles Pond serves as a water reservoir for St. Johnsbury and is a spot for fishing, birding and kayaking. Visitors can see remnants of the original Stiles homestead and a historic cemetery containing graves of early settlers.
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Photos show graves, ruins tying VT's Stiles Pond to Revolutionary War

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By Justin Trombly Verified
| Burlington Free Press Verified
Justin Trombly May 28, 2026, 6:01 p.m. ET The sun begins to set over Stiles Pond in Waterford on May 16, 2026. Justin Trombly/Burlington Free Press A few folks fish from the banks of Stiles Pond in Waterford on May 16, 2026. Ryan Sauer/For The Burlington Free Press Stiles Pond in Waterford on May 16, 2026, just past St. Johnsbury on the way to New Hampshire. Ryan Sauer/For The Burlington Free Press A lone kayaker cuts across Stiles Pond in Waterford on May 16, 2026.
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The rare sights, bountiful birds and hidden history of VT's Delta Park

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By Justin Trombly Verified
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April 10, 2026, 5:05 a.m. ET Delta Park in Colchester is a 55 acres of rare and diverse ecosystems. The park is recognized as an "Important Bird Area" by the Audubon Society, with over 250 species recorded. It provides a fragile habitat for wildlife, including nesting grounds for turtles, though the threatened spiny softshell has not been seen nesting there for a century. The park's creation is tied to the 1970s environmental movement and the formation of the Winooski Valley Park District.
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