The Jericho Rural Historic District is located in the Upper Valley hilltop country, nestled between the Connecticut and White Rivers.

The Jericho historic district stands out among other rural areas of southeastern Vermont due to its variety of intact agricultural buildings, depicting farming trends typical in Vermont from the early nineteenthcentury to the midtwentiethcentury, such as English barns, dairy barns, horse barns, highdrive dairy barns, groundlevel stable barns and milk houses.

- (U.S. District Report,. Section 8, p. 1, 2001)

Of the District’s 774 registered acres, 270 make up the Fairbrothers Farm. The Farm’s fields and woodlands stretch from the Griggs Mountain ridge on the northwest, across the Jericho Brook, and over the top of Savage Hill on the southeast.

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