Editing Shoreham, Vermont (section)

==Notable people==
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* [[Mary Annette Anderson]], [[African American]] professor and first to be [[Phi Beta Kappa]]
* [[William Anderson (Vermont politician)|William John Anderson]], farmer and second African American to be elected to the [[Vermont General Assembly]]
* [[Ansel Briggs]], first [[List of Governors of Iowa|governor of Iowa]]
*[[JoAnne Carson]], painter and sculptor, Guggenheim Fellow (2016)
* [[John W. Cary]], state senator from [[Wisconsin]]
* [[John Catlin (politician)|John Catlin]], Acting Governor of Wisconsin Territory
* [[John Smith Chipman]], lawyer and politician from [[Michigan]]
* [[Columbus Delano]], [[United States Secretary of the Interior]]
* [[Richard G. Desautels]], American POW held by North Korea and China under mysterious circumstances
* [[Anna M. Fitch]] (1840-1904), writer
* [[Selucius Garfielde]], delegate from the [[Territory of Washington]]
* [[Augustus C. Hand]], lawyer and justice of the [[New York Supreme Court]]
* [[Silas H. Jennison]], 14th [[List of Governors of Vermont|governor of Vermont]]
* [[Levi P. Morton]], US congressman from New York and the 22nd [[List of Vice Presidents of the United States|Vice President of the U.S.]]
* [[Ebenezer J. Ormsbee]], the 41st [[List of Governors of Vermont|governor of Vermont]]
* [[Charles Rich (U.S. Representative)|Charles Rich]], US congressman
* [[Thomas Rowley (poet)|Thomas Rowley]], poet known as "The Bard of the Green Mountains"
* [[Joel Turrill]] (1794–1859), US congressman from [[New York (state)|New York]], born in Shoreham
* [[Alva Woods]] (1794–1887), American minister, university professor and university president, born in Shoreham