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Bellows Falls, VT is a small yet vibrant village located in the Green Mountains of Windham County. Known for its scenic beauty, historic charm, and laid-back atmosphere, Bellows Falls attracts tourists and locals alike to explore its many attractions. From bustling farmers' markets to cozy cafes, live entertainment venues to outdoor recreation spots, there's something for everyone in Bellows Falls. Visitors also marvel at the historic architecture of the area and enjoy the natural beauty of the river and mountain views. Reviews of Bellows Falls are overwhelmingly positive, with many remarking on its friendly locals, interesting attractions, and laid-back vibe. Many visitors say they feel welcome in Bellows Falls and that it's a safe place to explore year-round. People who come here appreciate the town's dedication to preserving its historical roots while also offering modern amenities like restaurants, shopping centers, and recreational facilities. Whether you're looking for an adventurous getaway or just an escape from everyday life, Bellows Falls is a great destination for anyone looking to experience something different.
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living in bellows falls - 12/28/2010
bellows falls in no place for any minority to live and the natives here have no problem letting it be known.bellows falls is a great place to visit if you're not black , Mexican, Asian, Puerto Rican....etc.but they can have this place my family and i are moving next week.
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Putting in a Plug - 3/20/2006
This is the town where I currently live with my young family. I am not sure what is generally posted here, but since I was prompted to make a comment, I thought I'd say how pleasant this town is. I've particularly enjoyed living right in the heart of the downtown, where I can walk with my children to school in good weather, and also walk to the Post Office, local market/butcher's, summer ice-cream stand, summer farmer's market, movie theatre, shops and restaurants. Rents & property values here are still quite affordable. There are good pickings at the local thrift shops and antique stores.
The place used to be a boom town for industry - on the CT River, with one of the first canals constructed in the U.S. and some of the earliest bridges over the CT - plus a grand history of rail commerce. After the paper mills collapsed, perhaps 45 years ago, the town went through some tough times but is now coming out of its depression in
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