Rutland County, Vermont


Founding: 1781
Parent county: Bennington
Namesake: The city of Rutland
Seat: Tinmouth (1781–1784); Rutland (1784–)
Land area: 930 square miles
Population (2020): 60,572
Population (historic): 15,590 (1790); 30,699 (1840); 40,651 (1870); 44,209 (1900); 48,453 (1930)
Periods of population growth: pre-1790–1830; 1840–1890; 1900s; 1920s; 1940–2000
Subdivisions: One city; one village; 18 CDPs; 27 towns
National Register listings: 76
Pre-1940 residences (estimated): 10,826 (31.9%)
Pre-1940 housing survival rate: 81.9%
Pre-1860 housing survival rate (1940): 36.3%
Farm housing in disrepair (1950): 9.7%
Nonfarm housing in disrepair (1950): 5.8%
Average farmhouse value (1930): $2,133
Average outbuilding value (1930): $1,684
Average farmhouse size (1940): 8.1 rooms
Number of farms (1920): 2,649
Average farm size (1920): 62.4 acres
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Rutland
 
Namesake: Rutland, Massachusetts
Founding: 1761 (founding); 1770 (settlement); 1784 (post office); 1892 (incorporation)
Population (2020): 15,807
Population (historic): 7,502 (1880); 11,499 (1900); 17,315 (1930)
Periods of population growth: pre-1880–1930; 1940–1970
Pre-1940 residences (estimated): 4,217 (49.8%)
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Outstanding Buildings

  1. *Moseley King Farm (1848). 1293 Park Hill Road. Benson. Greek Revival.
  2. *Zebina Hasbrook Farm (1878). 1015 Temple Road. Benson. Italianate.
  3. *Samuel Cheever House (c. 1810). 1259 Frisbie Hill Road. Castleton. Federal.
  4. *House (c. 1890). 1532 Swamp Road. Fair Haven. Eastlake.
  5. *Ira Town Hall (c. 1810). 1800 State Route 133. Ira. Federal.
  6. *Church of Our Savior (1895). 335 Mission Farm Road. Killington. Romanesque.
  7. *Farm (c. 1880). 142 State Route 140. Middletown Springs. Italianate.
  8. *Nelson Cook House (1882). 378 Hortonville Road. Mount Holly. Italianate.
  9. *Ebenezer Leach Farm (c. 1810). 1121 Herrick Brook Road. Pawlet. Federal.
  10. *Leach Farm (1779). 8128 State Route 30. Pawlet. Federal.
  11. *Erastus Culver House (c. 1850). 14 State Route 149. Pawlet. Greek Revival.
  12. *Amos Hitchcock House (1848–1850). 1121 Furnace Road. Pittsford. Greek Revival.
  13. *Thomas Palmer House (1832). 2636 US Highway 7. Pittsford. Federal.
  14. *Ebenezer Conant Farm (c. 1820). 6087 US Highway 7. Pittsford. Federal.
  15. *Soloman Hendee Farm (1828). 3992 West Creek Road. Pittsford. Federal.
  16. *Elisha Scott House (c. 1850). 641 Thrall Road. Poultney. Italianate.
  17. *Wilson Castle / John Johnson Estate (1885). 2970 West Street. Proctor. Chateauesque.
  18. *William Humphrey House (1826). West Street, south of Proctor. Proctor. Federal. Razed.
  19. *Isaiah Root Farm (c. 1850). 731 Creek Road. Rutland.
  20. *Hill School (1829). 3002 State Route 30. Sudbury.
  21. *Hyde's Hotel (1865). 3915 State Route 30. Sudbury. Italianate.
  22. *Barnard Ketcham Farm (1826). 879 Vail Road. Sudbury. Federal.
  23. *Philander Clark House (c. 1845). 1282 US Highway 7. Wallingford. Greek Revival.
  24. *Israel Munson Farm (c. 1850). 1780 US Highway 7. Wallingford. Greek Revival.
  25. *Isaac Munson Farm (c. 1830). 2024 US Highway 7. Wallingford. Federal.
  26. *Simeon Smith House (c. 1800). 122 Main Road. West Haven. Federal.
  27. *Benajah Wicker House (1835). 7477 Main Road. West Haven. Federal.
  28. *George Stannard Farm (1902). 1 State Route 22A. West Haven. Classical Revival/Queen Anne.
  29. *Charles Sheldon Farm (1866). 75 Rutland Road. West Rutland. Italianate.







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