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John G. McCullough, governor of Vermont from 1902-1904, often used this parlor on the ground floor of the Park-McCullough house to handle his official duties.
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The Park-McCullough House
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Posted: June 29, 2008
Photographer: Ana Zangroniz
For people who love historic mansions as well as the state of Vermont and its history, it doesn’t get any better than the Park-McCullough House in North Bennington.
A Victorian mansion built in 1865 by Trenor L. Park, the Park-McCullough House represents more than 200 years of Vermont history, beginning with future governor Hiland Hall, whose parents moved onto the land in the 1770s, to John G. McCullough II, the man who in 1968 donated the home to the newly formed Park-McCullough House Association.
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