Kemp-Shepard House

The Kemp-Shepard House, located in Georgia, Vermont, is a historic brick structure built around 1830, showcasing the craftsmanship of regional master builder Levi N. Kemp. This unique property, which sits on approximately 10 acres near Arrowhead Mountain Lake, features a blend of early 19th-century architecture and late 18th-century construction techniques in its wood-frame wing. The house, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1997, offers a glimpse into the area's early settlement history, with its origins tracing back to the 1780s. Visitors can appreciate its original finishes and distinctive brickwork, which influenced other local masons. The property remained in the Kemp family lineage until the late 20th century, preserving its historical significance and charm.