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	The old Constitution House, standing in Windsor, was reproduced as the State building of Vermont. The original building Is the house where the Constitution of Vermont was drawn up and signed. It was located on the [[Plateau of States]].		The old Constitution House, standing in Windsor, was reproduced as the State building of Vermont. The original building Is the house where the Constitution of Vermont was drawn up and signed. It was located on the [[Plateau of States]].

	~~==Etymology==~~



	~~Across the hall is another of modern embellishment. There the dark green stained woodwork and fashionable burlap mark it as of the present~~
	~~period. Here, too, is placed another of those Conover new system upright pianos which lend themselves so well to architectural embellishment.~~


	==Before the Fair==		==Before the Fair==

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	\| name = Vermont State Building		\| name = Vermont State Building
	\| image = Vermont State Building.jpg		\| image = Vermont State Building.jpg
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	The Vermont ~~entry covered an area~~ of ~~50 by 100 near the [[Mining Gulch]]~~ and ~~south of the [[Michigan]] building~~ on the [[Plateau of States]].		The old Constitution House, standing in Windsor, was reproduced as the State building of Vermont. The original building Is the house where the Constitution of Vermont was drawn up and signed. It was located on the [[Plateau of States]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==



			Across the hall is another of modern embellishment. There the dark green stained woodwork and fashionable burlap mark it as of the present
			period. Here, too, is placed another of those Conover new system upright pianos which lend themselves so well to architectural embellishment.


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	Vermont's state building was a reproduction of `The Old Constitution House,' standing in Windsor, though at the time of the Fair, it was being used as a warehouse. The original building, an inn, was the house where the Constitution of Vermont was drawn up and signed.		Vermont's state building was a reproduction of `The Old Constitution House,' standing in Windsor, though at the time of the Fair, it was being used as a warehouse. The original building, an inn, was the house where the Constitution of Vermont was drawn up and signed.

	The main room was furnished in antique style and used for the reception of guests. ~~There was also~~ a restaurant ~~on premises that could seat between 1 to 2 thousand people~~. ~~A dining~~ room ~~showcased a~~ table from 1750.		The State Association reproducing it has as one of its objects the preservation and restoration of the original, which at the time of the Fair was being used as a warehouse. The caretaker of the reproduction is E. G. Flanders

			The exterior of the building was done in weatherboard, a striking difference from the other state buildings.

			The main room was furnished in antique style and used for the reception of guests.

			The rear portion is a large restaurant, and has long been torn away from the original. In the front structure this room to the right, with its center table from 1750, its antique closet of mahogany with dark blue and aged chinaware, and its old spinning wheel, is true to the period of the Constitution House.

			Across the hall is dark green stained woodwork and fashionable burlap mark, popular in the early 1900s.

	~~Thanksgiving Day was the Vermont and Hew Hampshire day at the Exposition.~~

	~~Among the elaborate displays were those of private exhibitors in the Palace of Machinery, marble and a granite exhibit in the Palace of Mines.~~
	==After the Fair==		==After the Fair==

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	The Vermont entry covered an area of 50 by 100 near the [[Mining Gulch]] and south of the [[Michigan]] building on the [[Plateau of States]].		The Vermont entry covered an area of 50 by 100 near the [[Mining Gulch]] and south of the [[Michigan]] building on the [[Plateau of States]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

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The Vermont entry covered an area of 50 by 100 near the [[Mining Gulch]] and south of the [[Michigan]] building on the [[Plateau of States]].

==Etymology==

==Before the Fair==
The legislature having failed to make an appropriation for Vermont, State Commissioner President, Arthur C. Jackson, a native of Waitsfield, personally raised all the money required for the construction and maintenance of the building.

==Description==
Vermont's state building was a reproduction of `The Old Constitution House,' standing in Windsor, though at the time of the Fair, it was being used as a warehouse. The original building, an inn, was the house where the Constitution of Vermont was drawn up and signed.

The main room was furnished in antique style and used for the reception of guests. There was also a restaurant on premises that could seat between 1 to 2 thousand people. A dining room showcased a table from 1750.

Thanksgiving Day was the Vermont and Hew Hampshire day at the Exposition.

Among the elaborate displays were those of private exhibitors in the Palace of Machinery, marble and a granite exhibit in the Palace of Mines.
==After the Fair==

==See also==

==Notes==

==References==

==External links==

[[Category:Plateau of States]]