660 Elm Street
Montpelier, VT 05602
(802) 229-0516
(800) 639-6039
About Woodbury
Location & Campus
A
beautiful hillside meadow frames Woodbury's main building, which is located on
eight acres a mile and a half north of the center of Montpelier, the capital
of Vermont. Formerly the old Montpelier "Poor Farm" barn, the original building
has been renovated and an addition built, and the campus now contains 10 classrooms,
library, faculty and administrative offices, meeting spaces, a central kitchen
gathering space, an atrium, and an inviting lounge with a fireplace and skylights.
Our building is
accessible to those who are disabled.
With a population of just over 8,800, Montpelier (http:// www.montpelier-vt.org/) is the smallest state capital in the country. Despite its small size, this vibrant city hosts several performing arts groups, a crafts center, a nature center, a variety of restaurants, and several art galleries, bookstores, and movie theaters. In addition, Woodbury's campus is connected to Montpelier's Hubbard Park, a wooded and hilly 180-acre park with meandering paths for walking, bicycling, and cross-country skiing. Woodbury's campus is also adjacent to Montpelier's municipal recreation fields, tennis courts, and swimming pool.
Driving Directions to Woodbury College
Via I-89
Take Exit 8 (Montpelier Exit). Merge onto Memorial Drive. Go approximately one mile to Main Street (Route 12 North). Turn left onto Main Street. Go approximately one-half mile to the roundabout (rotary). Turn left out of the roundabout onto Spring Street, continuing across the bridge (Route 12 North). Turn right on Elm Street (Route 12 North). Go 1.3 miles and see Woodbury College on the left, just past the baseball field. Parking is in front of the building.
Via Route 2
From Route 2, turn onto Main Street (Route 12 North). Go approximately one-half mile to the roundabout (rotary). Turn left out of the roundabout onto Spring Street, continuing across the bridge (Route 12 North). Turn right on Elm Street (Route 12 North). Go 1.3 miles and see Woodbury College on the left, just past the baseball field. Parking is in front of the building.
