Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Museum: Hall of Presidents

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Address:: 52 Main St., Proctor, VT
Directions:: From Rutland, drive west on US 4 and then turn north onto Hwy 3. Drive four miles north. Turn left at the library onto Main St. and cross the river. At the intersection, turn right to stay on Main St. The museum will be on the right, a blue building with marble in front and smokestacks behind.
Hours:: May-Oct. daily 10-5 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Phone:: 802-459-2750
Admission:: Adults $7.
RA Rates:: Worth a Detour

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Vermont Marble Museum: Hall of Presidents

Learn the history of marble, visit the Hall of Presidents -- busts of the Chief Executives carved into individual upright marble slabs. Take a 1/4 mi. walkway to an open pit marble quarry.

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Vermont Marble Museum

Housed in an old marble finishing factory, the Museum captures the history of the stone that built much of Washington, DC -- from the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier to the Supreme Court to the Jefferson Memorial. The museum has short films, photographs, and exhibits. Perhaps your city or town has buildings made of Vermont marble!

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