The Old Stone House, located in Brownington, Vt. is a wonderful resource for the history of Orleans County, Newport and all surrounding towns.. The link below will take you directly to the Newport page.

Come explore our deep lakes, broad mountains, vibrant downtown, breathtaking seasons and the unique crannies and nooks that make a space, even one that you’re just visiting, feel like home.

This group is for anyone presently living in the Northeast Kingdom, used to live here or their ancestors are from here. This is a place to share memories, pictures, genealogy, stories of the region.

No spamming, selling or soliciting. Please respect the rules :)

For the last 23 years, the Northland Journal has been the only magazine dedicated to sharing and preserving the history and heritage of the Northeast Kingdom. The monthly magazine, which comes in a printed publication, also honors the sacrifices of our veterans, and it gives people, particularly our seniors, a forum to share their memories. The Journal is also an educational tool to not only educate our young people about the region, but to also instill pride within them for the region they call home.

We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization.

Join us in our mission to bring to life the history of Orleans County in ways that invite exploration, spark connection, and build meaning.

Come explore our deep lakes, broad mountains, vibrant downtown, breathtaking seasons and the unique crannies and nooks that make a space, even one that you’re just visiting, feel like home.

Purchase one or both of Barbara Kaiser Malloy’s books: Newport and the Northeast Kingdom and Around Lake Memphremagog.

This group is for anyone presently living in the Northeast Kingdom, used to live here or their ancestors are from here. This is a place to share memories, pictures, genealogy, stories of the region.

No spamming, selling or soliciting. Please respect the rules :)

For the last 23 years, the Northland Journal has been the only magazine dedicated to sharing and preserving the history and heritage of the Northeast Kingdom. The monthly magazine, which comes in a printed publication, also honors the sacrifices of our veterans, and it gives people, particularly our seniors, a forum to share their memories. The Journal is also an educational tool to not only educate our young people about the region, but to also instill pride within them for the region they call home.