Brattleboro, Vermont, is a town in Windham County. It is the oldest town in the state, having orginally consisted of a blockhouse and stockade which was meant to defend the Massachusetts Bay Colony during Drummer’s War. The construction took only a few months and was completed in 1724, and in 1753, the town was chartered and named “Brattleborough,” in honor of Colonel William Brattle, Jr.
Regular Blogs
Provides photographs of local establishments, landscapes, wildlife, events, and businesses around town, posted daily with very few exceptions, and those being power outages and such.
http://brattleborobrief.blogspot.com
Shares information about the Selectboard meetings, budget, and local television and radio as well as weather, concerts, and other events in town.
http://www.ibrattleboro.com
Maintained by a winery in Brattleboro, this blog shares insights on various wines, their histories, and flavors.
http://windhamwines.com/
