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Brattleboro is a city of 12,000 people in southern Vermont. From points south, it will most likely be the place for travelers to begin their exploration of Vermont.

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• Route 91. The major highway running north-south with 3 exits in the town. 91 goes north all the way to Canada. South it goes through Greenfield, Springfield and Hartford, terminating in New Haven.

• Route 9. Runs East-West through town. Going west it hits Bennington, and to the east, Keene.

[edit] By bus

• Greyhound, terminal at 1102 Putney Rd, near exit 3 on route 91.

[edit] By train

• Amtrak, station at 10 Vernon Rd, a short walk from downtown. It is served by the Vermonter, a daily train which goes south to New York and Washington, D.C. and north to St. Albans.

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• Gallery Walk, [1]. The first friday of each month from 5:30pm - 8:30pm. Shops and galleries are open and people come to see the sights. A good way to get a feel for the locals. See the fashion show at Twice Upon a Time, a local consignment shop.

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• McNeill's Brewery, Elliot Street.

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[edit] Contact

• The Brattleboro Reformer, [2]. The major local paper.

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