“The Birth Certificate of America” talk to take place at Mount Independence

ORWELL — On Sunday, July 5, learn about “The Birth Certificate of America” at the Mount Independence State Historic Site in Orwell. Explore the Declaration of Independence, the founding document of the United States, with site interpreter Stephen Whalen, Ph.D. The talk begins at 2 p.m. and is included in regular site admission. How well do you know your Declaration of Independence? Whalen examines the historical context of the times 250 years ago. What were the origins and purpose of the Declaration? Why is … (read more)

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The Vermont Division for Historic Preservation invites visitors to readings of the Declaration of Independence at State Historic Sites on July 4.

The Samara Fund at the Vermont Community Foundation announced grants that will go to 35 organizations across Vermont.

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