General Stannard House

Major General George Stannard was Vermont's first volunteer and its longest-serving soldier in the American Civil War. Among his many acts of gallantry, he directed the flanking maneuver that helped defeat Pickett's Charge at the Battle of Gettysburg, altering the course of the conflict.

The General Stannard House Committee is working to relocate and restore his post-war (1866-1872) farmhouse in Milton, Vermont, which will become a key site on the Vermont in the Civil War Heritage Trail, open to the public. We appreciate your support of this project recognizing the general and hope you can join us in raising the necessary funds.

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July 2022 update

Our site is under reconstruction as we update it with our significant progress in the past couple of years, and many, many images.

Thank you for your patience, and feel free to reach out to us directly at any time for more information. Click "Contact" for our contact info, or to direct your message. Thank you!