A historic treasure in a bucolic setting—
a restored water-powered sawmill.
150 years ago, most Vermont towns had a sawmill.
They were a mainstay of many communities, providing lumber for buildings and a place where people could gather to trade information and create relationships
The Robinson Sawmill serves as an example of the technology and ingenuity of the early settlers of Vermont. It showcases how the pioneers who first came to the area applied both timber framing skills and engineering know-how to create an essential resource and a focal point for the community
