Tunbridge, Vermont
Tunbridge, United States
Tunbridge, Vermont connects to 47 places across 4 topics through 6 Bunkabop connections, touching religion, philosophy, nature, and industry. The town sits in the valley of the first branch of the White River and links to the early Latter Day Saint movement through Hyrum Smith. Philosopher Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy founded Camp William James here as a prototype for a national peacetime volunteer labor service. Harry David Lee, born in Tunbridge, later became a Kansas Business Hall of Fame inductee.
Harry David Lee
Connects Tunbridge, Vermont to: Ohio | Kansas | Vermont | Salina, Kansas
Hyrum Smith
Connects Tunbridge, Vermont to: California | Illinois | Ohio | Manchester, England | Missouri
White River (Vermont)
Connects Tunbridge, Vermont to: Connecticut | Vermont | White River Junction, Vermont | Randolph, Vermont | Royalton, Vermont
Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy
Connects Tunbridge, Vermont to: United States | Germany | Italy | Berlin, Germany | Florence, Italy