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Hyde Park, Vermont 05655

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Odd Fellows Building. Hyde Park, Vermont.

Odd Fellows sign. Hyde Park, Vermont.

Hyde Park Opera House. Main Street. Hyde Park, Vermont. Built in 1912 using the Georgian Revival Style. Served as Town Hall until the modern building on VT-15 was built in the 1970s.

Second Congregational Church. Hyde Park, Vermont. Built in 1912 using the Queen Anne and Gothic Revival Styles. The original building built in 1898 was lost in a fire.

Governor’s House. 100 Main Street. Hyde Park, Vermont. Built in 1893 using the Georgian Style. Governor Carroll Page was the original owner. The building now serves as an inn.

Lamoille County Courthouse. Main Street. Hyde Park, Vermont. Built in 1912 using the Romanesque Revival and Colonial Revival Styles. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1996.

Belfry. Lamoille County Courthouse. Hyde Park, Vermont. Built in 1912.

Lamoille County Courthouse. Hyde Park, Vermont. Built in 1911-12 using the Romanesque Revival and Colonial Revival Styles. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1996.

Old Hotel. Hyde Park, Vermont.

Wild Field & Mountains, Hyde Park, Vermont

Field, Hyde Park, Vermont

Wild Canola fields, Hyde Park, Vermont

Vermont Superior Court, Lamoille Unit

Village of Hyde Park

McDaniels and Hyde Market

Hyde Park Remembers

Former Bliss Old Fellows' Lodge

Lanpher Memorial Library

Governor's House Inn

2nd Congregational Church

Village Cemetery

Village Cemetery

Hyde Park, VT: Hyde Park Opera House

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