Located just off the Molly Stark Trail (Route 9) in southern Vermont, Marlboro is probably best known as the home of the small but excellent Marlboro College. The Southern Vermont Natural History Museum is also located here. In the summer, two special events are big draws: the Marlboro Music Festival, which was founded by Rudolf Serkin; and Civil War Days (July), Vermont's largest Civil War event.

 County: Windham
 Area Code: 802
 Zip Code: 05344

 Longitude:  -72.72806
 Latitude:  42.86945

 Time Zone: 
   Eastern Standard Time
   (GMT -5 hours, CST: GMT -4 hours)

 Population: 978
 Housing Units: 497
 Total Area: 40.65
 Water Area: 0.32
 Land Area: 40.33

 How far to:
  Boston: 92 miles
  New York: 162 miles
  Burlington, VT: 115 miles

 Federal Government:
  Senator Leahy
  Senator Sanders
  Representative Welch
  
 Named after Charles Spencer, Duke of Marlborough
 Year incorporated or chartered: 1751

• the Marlboro Historical Society
• the maps page
• From the Vermont Historical Gazetteer
• the Marlboro,VT Wikipedia article
• Hogback Mountain Conservation Association