Wilson Castle in Proctor, Vermont is the state's most architecturally distinctive castle, built in the mid-19th century within the Green Mountains. The 32-room mansion features an English brick and marble facade with nineteen open proscenium arches, distinctive turret, parapet, balcony, 84 stained-glass windows, and 13 decorative fireplaces with imported tiles and bronze. Set within a 115-acre estate that includes cattle barns, stables, a carriage house, and greenhouse, Wilson Castle showcases Far Eastern and European antiques, museum pieces, and Oriental rugs, operated as a tour, paranormal investigation, and wedding venue.
