Going Up the Country: When the Hippies, Dreamers, Freaks, and Radicals Moved to Vermont
by Yvonne Daley
In 'Going Up the Country,' Yvonne Daley chronicles the mass movement of hippies, dreamers, freaks, and radicals to Vermont, seeking escape and renewal. This historical account reveals how these groups influenced the state's cultural and social landscape during a pivotal time of change and idealism.
About This Book
Going Up the Country delves into the phenomenon of the countercultural movement that drew unconventional individuals to Vermont during a transformative era.
The narrative captures the essence of those who sought alternative lifestyles, leaving behind urban constraints for rural freedoms.
Through this lens, the book examines the broader impacts of such migrations on community and culture.
It highlights the diverse group of people—hippies, dreamers, freaks, and radicals—who contributed to Vermont's evolving social fabric.
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