Yup,the Haskell Library...deliberately built on the border to signify international friendship.There's a black line on the floor that is the actual border.Outside the library there's a very small concrete "monument" which represents the border.Also there are flower pots on the street next to it which also represent the border.
Another interesting thing nearby...there's a street called Canusa Street ("Canusa" = Can=>Canada,usa=>USA) which is mainly in Canada but a short part of it (about 1/4 mile) is actually the border.I've driven it...on that portion the cars parked in the driveways on one side have Quebec plates,on the other side they have Vermont plates.
I was really tickled by it. The inside is interesting as well, each room in the library features a different type of wood, walnut, maple, mahogany, etc.
I was pissed though, went I came back over the border (after going to the Monastery in Canada) where the US side made me wait for a half hour, and asked me if I owned guns.
It really bugged me, because it was completely deserted there, I was the only car that even came through that entire time, and it made me steam.
That was the first time I had an experience like that, and the second time was going up to PEI, where they asked me again if I had guns, took my car apart (even emptying out my pill case in my shaving kit and reprimanding me for mixing my pills instead of having them in separate containers!)...then I got stopped on the way home on a virtually deserted highway just south of Halifax by two police cruisers who again asked me if I had guns. (I don’t blame them there, they got a call from a gas station that said I had driven off without paying for gas, which was technically true, but due to a misunderstanding not intentional...the store clerk apologized profusely and said he told the police he knew it was unintentional, but I had to backtrack 40 miles to clear things up.)
I haven’t been back up to Canada in my car since then...sigh. Don’t know where all that gun stuff comes from, unless they ask it of anyone wearing a military veteran hat. Maybe next time I won’t wear it, just to see what happens.