West Rutland, VT
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N 43° 35.691 W 073° 02.900
18T E 657535 N 4828725
The West Rutland Town Hall occupies a triangular lot at the convergence of Main Street and Marble Street, the principal intersection at the village center.
Waymark Code: WMT4T5
Location: Vermont, United States
Date Posted: 09/26/2016
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The Town Hall possesses a high degree of historic integrity, the exterior retains its original 1908 appearance. The West Rutland Town Hall constitutes an outstanding representative of the monumental public buildings erected in Vermont around the beginning of the present century. Charles E. Paige, an architect from nearby Rutland, designed the substantial brick and marble masonry building in a restrained Colonial Revival style. Erected in 1908-09, the Town Hall is distinguished by various structural and decorative features Grafted of blue marble, the product of the marble industry that physically and economically dominated West Rutland during the latter half of the nineteenth and first half of the twentieth centuries.
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Name: Town Hall
Address:
Main and Marble Sts.
West Rutland, VT
Date of Construction: 1908
Architect: Charles E. Paige
Memorials/Commemorations/Dedications:
WWII
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