The Inn On Covered Bridge Green is located along the Battenkill River in Arlington, one of Vermont's most romantic getaway locations.

The Inn On Covered Bridge Green is the former home of America's most beloved illustrator/artist, Norman Rockwell. For over two centuries, the Village of Arlington has been home to other such historic Vermont figures as 18th Century Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain Boys and 20th Century writers, Dorothy Canfield Fisher and poet, Robert Frost.

The Norman Rockwell Studio is truly one of a kind. Norman Rockwell lived in Arlington, Vermont from 1942 to 1954. While here he drew and painted many of his most famous Poster covers and illustrations. While in Arlington he lived in the house now called Inn On Covered Bridge Green. During this time he built the studio in the back. Now fully restored, you can actually stay in this historical building.

Eight guest accommodations span the spectrum of beauty, elegance, comfort and romance while offering a wide range of amenities. All guest rooms have fireplaces and private baths, as well as air conditioning, and each one is individually decorated with a finely tuned attention to detail. Included in your room rate is a bountiful breakfast. Two cottages are perfect for longer stays offering kitchens for self-serve meals.

The Inn is the perfect getaway for your Vermont vacation, or the ideal spot for any wedding, reception or honeymoon. The Green affords the location for your special celebrations and the inn conveniently provides private, elegant and romantic accommodations for the bride and groom, and/or guests and family.

Being located in Arlington also makes it easy to get to Manchester's shopping outlets, antique shops, many fine restaurants, and the Bromley and Stratton Mountains, as well as historic Bennington, Vermont.