Chickenbone Cafe

History of the building at 43 King St. where the Chickenbone Cafe was located.

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Untitled Document The history of the White Place is neither brief nor prosaic. Recent research places this building as one of a dozen or so of the oldest structures in downtown Burlington. Listed on the National Register as a contributor to the Battery Street Historic District, and an anchor on a corner of three .....

Photo by Art Huse of Shep Ogden on the front steps in 1972.