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
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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