The soaring lines of the pavilion are in themselves symbolic of the Green Mountains of Vermont, which in winter are equally popular when snow-laden and with ski trails.

In the Theatre Section of the pavilion there is a continuous full color show. "The Beckoning Country" has been specially produced for Expo and creates the impression that visitors are in Vermont -- enjoying its climate, scenery, activities, and hospitality.

A Hall of History draws attention to the close historical association of Vermonters and Canadians. Through the six months of Expo 67 a Vermont sculptor may be seen at work on a 12-foot sculpture of explorer Samuel de Champlain who discovered the 136-mile lake which bears his name.

Exhibits of Vermont yesterday, today and tomorrow trace the Green Mountain State's history from the time of the earliest settlements.

A tourist information and reservations-booking network is staffed by bilingual Vermonters.