Dummerston, originally chartered as the Town of Fullum in 1753, is a rural community located in the southeast corner of Vermont.  The town is home to fruit and vegetable farms, campgrounds and private home-based businesses.  There are no industrial sites in the town.  Dummerston is the site of Rudyard Kipling’s home, Naulakha.  Dummerston also is known for its historic covered bridge that was built in 1872.  In the early 1990’s the bridge was restored and is considered a local landmark. 

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