One Year on the Road

We stopped at this tiny village near Shrewsbury.

There was an old merry-go-round by the P.O.

A hand-caligraphy sign listed all the businesses in town.

This old church is now owned by the historical society.

We love old cemetaries.

Some headstones weren&#039;t even dated.

But they were all from the 1800s.

The wives are only noted by first name.

&quot;Lovina: His Wife.&quot;

&quot;Sleep, Darling, Sleep.&quot;

This mausoleum was what caught our eye in the first place.

It was built by John Bowman after his wife and children died.

It was said he grieved deeply for years.

One daughter died as a baby, the other at 23.

His wife died a year after their second daughter died.

They lived in the house across the street.

Intricate trim.

A buried house in the backyard?

We drove by the Vermont Country Store.

We LOVE their catalog, so we had to pull in.