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Bennington Monument (1880s) marks Revolutionary War Battle of Bennington (Aug. 16, 1777) wherein British General Burgoyne's troops tried to take food & weapons stores of American colonists to restock his own troops. Bennington, VT. | Detail of top of Bennington Monument which marks major American Revolutionary War victory which stopped British incursions from Canada. Bennington, VT. | Stonework detail of Bennington Monument. Bennington, VT. | Revolutionary War hero Col. Seth Warner statue (1910) before Bennington Monument. Bennington, VT. |
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Statue of Col. Seth Warner (1743-84) who with Green Mountain Boys crippled British General Burgoyne's invasion of the American colonies at Bennington Monument. Bennington, VT. | Brigadier General John Stark (1728-1822) victor of Battle of Bennington statue (1889) by John Rogers & Robert Shure at Bennington Monument. Bennington, VT. | Brigadier General John Stark (1728-1822) victor of Battle of Bennington statue (1889) by John Rogers & Robert Shure at Bennington Monument. Bennington, VT. | Battle of Bennington room at Bennington Museum. Bennington, VT. |
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Battle of Bennington painting by Alonzo Chappel at Bennington Museum. Bennington, VT. | Prisoners Taken at Battle of Bennington on Aug. 16, 1777 painting (1930s) by Leroy Williams, WPA artist at Bennington Museum. Bennington, VT. | Battle of Bennington on Aug. 16, 1777, relief map (1927) of at Bennington Museum. Bennington, VT. | John Stark plaster model for monument (1953) by Richard H. Recchia at Bennington Museum. Bennington, VT. |
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First Congregational Church of Bennington (1805). Bennington, VT. Architect: Lavius Fillmore. | Paper Mill covered bridge. Bennington, VT. |
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