Rutland County
Chartered: November 18, 1886
Area: 4,828 Acres = 7.54 Square Miles
Population (US Census, 2000): 1,877
Population Density (persons per square mile): 248.9
Schools
Rutland Central Supervisory Union 802-775-4342
Proctor Elementary School 802-459-2225
Proctor Junior/Senior High School 802-459-3353
Proctor Vermont is situated northwest of Rutland Vermont, and is accessed via RT 3. The Vermont Marble Company, formed in 1880, profited from the marble discovered in the area, and helped form the town that sits there today. The Vermont Marble Museum can be found in the middle of the village, giving tours within its walls and to the nearby Sunderland Falls Quarry Site. Historic Wilson Castle is also in Proctor, and is open to the public for tours. Proctor Vermont real estate is located less than an hour away from the best of Vermont’s ski resorts, including Killington Resort, Pico Ski Area, Okemo Mountain Resort, Stratton Mountain Ski Resort, Magic Mountain Ski Resort, and Suicide Six Ski Area.
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