The Vermont House is a historic building located in Montpelier, the capital of Vermont. It serves as the home of the Vermont House of Representatives, where lawmakers gather to discuss and pass legislation. The building features classic architecture and is an important part of the state's political history. Constructed in the early 19th century, the Vermont House has undergone several renovations to preserve its structure and functionality. It is situated near other government buildings, including the Vermont State House, which houses the Vermont Senate. The Vermont House is a key site for civic engagement and public policy in the state.