Maple Corner, Vermont facts for kids

Maple Corner is a small, quiet village located in the central part of Vermont, United States. It's an unincorporated village, which means it's a community without its own local government. Instead, it's part of a larger town called Calais, Vermont.

Exploring Maple Corner

Maple Corner might be small, but it has some important places for its residents.

Village Landmarks

You'll find the Maple Corner Store here, which is a local shop where people can buy things. Right next to it is the Whammy Bar, a place for community gatherings. The village also has the Calais Post Office, which helps people send and receive mail.

Nature and Community Spots

Nature lovers can enjoy the south end of Curtis Pond, a peaceful body of water. There's also the Calais Swimming Area, a great spot for cooling off in the summer. For community events, Maple Corner has its own Community Center. You can also see the old Maple Corner Schoolhouse, which reminds everyone of the village's history.

People of Maple Corner

Over the years, different families have made Maple Corner their home.

Village Families

For a long time, two main families, the Fitches and the Morses, were the biggest groups living in Maple Corner. More recently, new families like the Lows and the Myers have moved in. These two families have even grown larger, especially since members of the Low and Myers families have married each other.