Historic Buildings

  • Sheffield first meeting house on colored film.

    1847 - Sheffield Town House - 2004

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  • Sheffield first meeting house on black and white film.

    1847 Sheffield Town House before Restoration.

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  • Front view of Sheffield Union House

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    1829 Freewill Baptist Church.

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  • Front view of historic Sheffield Baptist Church on black and white film in 1929.

    1929 Baptist Church

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  • Side view of Richardson Place in the fall of 2009.

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    Richardson House 2009

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  • View of Richardson Farm in the summer.

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    Richardson Farm

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  • Side view of Paquin Carriage Barn in summer.

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    Paquin Carriage Barn

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  • Full view of Kivimae Farm.

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    Kivimae Farm

    The Kivimae family of Estonia came to America from Germany after Word War II as refugees.  Their arrival June 10, 1949 and immigration papers showed their destination Sutton, VT but the physical location was here in Sheffield. 

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  • Front view of Keithan Place in summer.

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    The property, and road leading to it, was named for the first resident, Eddie Sheldon and wife Ada (Barber) Sheldon.


    The house, not shown in photo, was built c.1900.

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  • Side view of Ingalls Barn.

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    Ingalls Barn

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  • Side view of the Frost Home.

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    Frost Home

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  • View of the historic Folsom Hotel.

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    Folsom Hotel

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  • View of the Dehaven Barn.

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    Dehaven Barn

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  • Side view of Cassidy Place.

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    Cassidy House

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  • View of Bryant Greg Sears Barn.

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    Greg Bryant Sears Barn

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  • View of Raymond Berry Barn.

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    Raymond Berry Barn

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  • View of George Berry Barn.

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    George Berry Barn built 1903 by his father-in- law, Alvah Alonzo Gilman.

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By Erika Lavallee November 15, 2024
Notice of Public Hearing The Sheffield Planning Commission hereby provides notice of a public hearing being held pursuant to 24 V.S.A. § 4384 for the purpose of hearing public comment regarding the proposed 2025 Sheffield Town Plan. The public hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, December 18th, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. in the Sheffield Town Clerk’s Office, located at 37 Dane Road, Sheffield, VT 05866 and via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85429690773?pwd=AqqLuT6BTHgyiG2mVqTDhMEPS3S3MD.1 . The purpose of the hearing is to receive public comment on the proposed Town Plan. Written comments can be submitted to Carolyn Crankshaw, Chair of the Sheffield Planning Commission, via email at planningcommission@sheffieldvt.org, or Jesse Noone, NVDA Regional Planner at jnoone@nvda.net. The proposed Plan will affect all areas in the Town of Sheffield. If approved, the plan will be sent to the Selectboard for hearing and then voted on by Australian Ballot for adoption at Town Meeting Day. The Town Plan is consistent with the goals established in 24 V.S.A. §4302, and the revisions do not alter the designation of any land area. The proposed Sheffield Town Plan includes all the required elements set forth in the Act [§4382]. Table of Contents: I. Overview II. Implementation Plan III. Introduction to Town IV. Community V. Land Use VI. Natural, Scenic, & Historic Resources VII. Housing VIII. Economic Development IX. Education X. Energy XI. Flood Resilience XII. Transportation XIII. Utilities & Facilities XIV. Evaluating the Plan XV. Appendix You can view the proposed plan online at https://www.sheffieldvt.org. Both physical & digital copies of the proposed Town Plan are available upon request from the Sheffield Town Clerk’s Office, located at 37 Dane Road, Sheffield, VT 05866, e-mail: sheffieldvttownclerk@gmail.com.
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