Chester ยท Central Vermont: Chester
The Fullerton Inn
A three-story, gambrel-roofed inn of 1921 facing the Chester green, on the site where H. H. Ingraham opened the Ingraham House in 1863.
- Built
- 1921NRHP district nomination #67 'Fullerton Inn – Chester Inn (Main Street); 1921', a gambrel-roofed hotel on the site of the 1862-63 Ingraham House. The inn's own history says the replacement was built in the 1880s after a fire (conflict; NRHP date used).
- Style
- Colonial Revival
- Type
- Inn
- Area
- Central Vermont: Chester
- Credentials
- Inside a National Register historic district
The story
A hotel has stood on this site facing the Chester green since H. H. Ingraham opened the Ingraham House in 1863. The present three-story, gambrel-roofed Fullerton Inn dates to 1921 according to the National Register nomination. It was renamed the Chester Inn in the 1950s, closed in the early 1980s, reopened in 1984 as the Inn at Long Last, and took back the Fullerton Inn name after a 1998 sale. The current owners bought it in August 2020.
Good to know
- No pets
- Address: 40 The Common, Chester, VT 05143
Sources (2)
Last verified October 2026. Details change; confirm with the inn before you book.