Editing Tunbridge, Vermont (section)

==Historic sites==
[[File:Tunbridge Blacksmith Shop.gif|thumb|left|Hayward and Noble Mill, and Mill Bridge]]
The entire center of Tunbridge Village, including the fairgrounds, was placed on the [[National Register of Historic Places]] in 1994. Officially the [[List of Registered Historic Places in Orange County, Vermont#Tunbridge|district listing]] is ''"Roughly, along VT 110 and adjacent rds. including Town Rd. 45 and Spring and Strafford Rds."''

'''Tunbridge''' has five [[covered bridge]]s (all listed on the National Register)
*[[Cilley Covered Bridge|Cilley Bridge]]  – southwest of Tunbridge Village (off Howe Lane from VT 110)
* [[Flint Covered Bridge|Flint Bridge]] – North Tunbridge on Bicknell Hill Road (off VT 110)
* [[Larkin Covered Bridge (North Tunbridge, Vermont)|Larkin Bridge]] – North Tunbridge on Larkin Road (off VT 110)
* [[Howe Covered Bridge|Howe Bridge]] – South of Tunbridge Village (entering on VT 110) at Belknap Road
* [[Mill Covered Bridge (Tunbridge, Vermont)|Mill (or Hayward & Noble or Spring Rd.) Bridge]]  —in the Village,  west side of VT 110 on Spring Road

'''Tunbridge''' also has two other structures are individually listed on the National Register:
* Hayward & Kibby (or Hayward & Noble) Mill – on Spring Road in Tunbridge Village
* South Tunbridge Methodist Episcopal Church