ABENAKI MEDICINE CAVES

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A short distance behind the sugarhouse and barn are the Medicine Caves. The late Abenaki Chief Leonard "Blackie" Lampman's grandmother, Martha born in 1868, visited the caves throughout her life. The area was well known to the native inhabitants as having an abundance of herbs used to make medicines. For some families, it was known as a healing place. 

"A five minute hike through the sugarwoods and you will be at the caves. When you enter the Medicine Caves, close your eyes and feel the presence of a magnificent, past history. 

For more information on Abenaki history and events contact:

Abenaki/UVM/SRS Partenrship
51 Church Street, Swanton, Vermont 
802-868-9939
 
abenaki1@sover.net 

 

 

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