| Bennett's 1815 House and The Seedhouse Cafe the place for personal service and really good food |
| The Proprietors: Karen & Peter Bennett |
Karen was living in Nairobi and working in Sudan. Peter was living in
Vermont. They met on a Greek island. A year later, they got married in
California. Wow. The gods must have had a hand in it. Now they run a little
unassuming B&B and restaurant in rural Vermont...together. They are glad
to be on the same continent. Karen's mother wondered if her daughter, with
3 university degrees, would be happy baking baguettes in New England. What
do you think? She looks pretty happy, eh?
Vermont. They met on a Greek island. A year later, they got married in
California. Wow. The gods must have had a hand in it. Now they run a little
unassuming B&B and restaurant in rural Vermont...together. They are glad
to be on the same continent. Karen's mother wondered if her daughter, with
3 university degrees, would be happy baking baguettes in New England. What
do you think? She looks pretty happy, eh?
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| Karen & Peter Bennett, Proprietors Junction of Routes 44 & 106, Reading, Vermont 13 miles south of Woodstock, Vt see map (802) 484-1815 info@bennetts1815.com |
Peter once ran a crafts & antiques market
in Harvard Square, imported and operated
a fleet of rickshaws, ran in import
business of crafts from Haiti, managed
several bars and restaurants and owned
a bar in Portugal, finally landing in
rural Vermont where he purchased the
property known as Bennett's 1815 House
in 1986. Karen was a cabinetmaker in
California, a Peace Corps Volunteer in
Botswana and a civil engineer building
water & sewage systems, responding to
emergencies and managing programs on
several continents.
in Harvard Square, imported and operated
a fleet of rickshaws, ran in import
business of crafts from Haiti, managed
several bars and restaurants and owned
a bar in Portugal, finally landing in
rural Vermont where he purchased the
property known as Bennett's 1815 House
in 1986. Karen was a cabinetmaker in
California, a Peace Corps Volunteer in
Botswana and a civil engineer building
water & sewage systems, responding to
emergencies and managing programs on
several continents.
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