Private company
Vermont Valley Railroad
American former railway line
The Vermont Valley Railroad (reporting mark VV) was a 20.8-mile (33.5 km) line in Vermont and New Hampshire, running from Brattleboro to the Vermont-New Hampshire line at Windsor, now part of the Connecticut River Line. Hugh H. Henry (1814-1869) of Chester, Vermont was an original incorporator, and was chosen as its first president. He served from 1848 until his death.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0
Last updated Oct 21, 2026.
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The Vermont Valley Railroad (reporting mark VV) was a 20.8-mile (33.5 km) line in Vermont and New Hampshire, running from Brattleboro to the Vermont-New Hampshire line at Windsor, now part of the Connecticut River Line. Hugh H. Henry (1814-1869) of Chester, Vermont was an original incorporator, and was chosen as its first president. He served from 1848 until his death. In New Hampshire, the line was operated as the Sullivan County Railroad. The line was eventually owned by the Connecticut River Railroad, who in turn leased the line to the Boston and Maine.2
Timeline
- 1848Founded Founded1
Links
- WikipediaVermont Valley Railroad
- WikidataQ1724460
Sources
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- 2WikipediaVermont Valley Railroad on Wikipedia