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Programs with a variety of partners have brought historical interpretation into communities throughout the CVNHP. Photo: LCBP

Since its start in 2008, the CVNHP has embarked on a variety of projects. Through grant supported of projects completed by other programs and its own initiatives, the CVNHP has helped to promote the understanding of the region’s cultural heritage.

Passport Stamp Program

The CVNHP has developed a passport stamp program to promote each year’s interpretive theme. Visitors log their experiences at parks, landmarks and heritage areas. Learn more →

 

Lake Champlain Bridge Quest

A Quest awaits visitors to the Lake Champlain Bridge area, where they follow clues to answer seven riddles and obtain a commemorative coin. Begin your Quest →

 

Wayside Exhibit Program

Nearly 300 Wayside Exhibits in the CVNHP tell the unique local stories of the Lake Champlain region. They feature nature trails, heritage walks, local history, and water pollution control efforts. Explore the stories →

 

Grant Results

CVNHP has awarded nearly 200 grants that support projects by museums, historical societies, and other community partners to interpret and protect historic and recreation resources. Learn more →

 

The CVNHP Region

While the LCBP traditionally focuses on the watershed that drains into Lake Champlain, the area of consideration for the CVNHP includes any historic site or community along the “linked navigable waterways” of Lake Champlain, Lake George, the Champlain Canal, and the Upper Hudson River that contains a physical, cultural, or historical resource that represent the CVNHP’s interpretive themes. The Vermont and New York counties within the Partnership include Grand Isle, Franklin, Chittenden, Addison, Rutland, Bennington, Clinton, Essex, Warren, Saratoga and Washington.

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