LOCATION FILE
Green Mountain Inn
FOLLOWStowe, VT
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A historic inn on Stowe's Main Street dating to 1833, which has hosted guests including Presidents Chester A. Arthur and Gerald Ford.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
The inn's legend centers on Boots Berry, a local horseman said to have been born in and to have died falling from the roof above Room 302; his tap-dancing steps are reportedly heard during snowstorms, and Room 302 is among the most-requested rooms.
VISITING
An operating historic inn, open to the public.
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