House & Home
House and Home
House and Home
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Looking back on a Montpelier historic home: Caldwell House
- The bronze tablet, fastened to the brick wall of the Blanchard Block on Main Street in the heart of Montpelier's downtown, describes the Cadwell House that once stood at that
The article from The Times Argus discusses the historical significance of the Caldwell House in Montpelier, Vermont. Originally built in 1800 by Daniel Baldwin, the house was later purchased by Luther Leland, who expanded it into a grand Federal-style mansion. Over the years, it has been home to several notable figures, including Vermont Governor Henry Clay Ide. The house, now owned by the Vermont Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired, has undergone various renovations to preserve its historical features while adapting it for modern use. The article highlights the architectural details like the original woodwork, the grand staircase, and the unique oval dining room, underscoring the house's role in Montpelier's history and its current function as a community resource.
Read the Full Times Argus Article at [ https://www.timesargus.com/news/local/looking-back-on-a-montpelier-historic-home-caldwell-house/article_420b8b92-ac10-11ef-8959-177eb6860fb0.html ]
Read the Full Times Argus Article at [ https://www.timesargus.com/news/local/looking-back-on-a-montpelier-historic-home-caldwell-house/article_420b8b92-ac10-11ef-8959-177eb6860fb0.html ]
