MuseumCambridge Historical SocietyJeffersonville, VTThe Cambridge Historical Society, located in Cambridge, Vermont, is dedicated to studying and preserving the history of its local area. The society holds meetings every second Wednesday of the month at the Warner Lodge in Jeffersonville. Visitors can also access past events, which feature presentations on local history.View Details
MuseumMount Independence State Historic Site MuseumOrwell, VTMount Independence State Historic Site includes a museum and a gift shop. The site offers visitors opportunities for picnicking, enjoying views of Lake Champlain, and exploring walking and hiking trails, which include an accessible option. Parking is available on site.View Details
MuseumBread and Puppet MuseumGlover, VTThe Bread and Puppet Museum is situated on a farm in Glover, Vermont, where the Bread and Puppet Theater moved in 1974. A 140-year-old hay barn on the property was transformed into this museum. It showcases veteran puppets from the theater company's extensive history.View Details
Photo by The original uploader was Redjar at English Wikipedia.MuseumOld Round ChurchRichmond, VTThe Old Round Church is a unique 16-sided structure in Richmond, Vermont. Built over 200 years ago, it served as a joint house of worship for five Protestant congregations and a community meeting hall. This National Historic Landmark is now maintained by the Richmond Historical Society and is open to the public. It continues to host community gatherings, including weddings and concerts.View Details
MuseumGov. Jonas Galusha HomesteadShaftsbury, VTThe Governor Jonas Galusha Homestead is a 174-acre historic property built in 1783 and enlarged in 1805, exemplifying Federal period architecture. Now home to the Shaftsbury Historical Society, the homestead retains original 19th-century interior features and preserves the legacy of Vermont's fifth governor.View Details
Photo by Main Street MuseumMuseumMain Street MuseumWhite River Junction, VTThe Main Street Museum in White River Junction, VT, offers tours by appointment. Visitors can also attend regular Piano Nights and Movie Nights at the museum.View Details
MuseumMilton Historical MuseumMilton, VTThe Milton Historical Museum is housed in the historic Trinity Episcopal Church, which the Town of Milton purchased in 1997 for museum use. It opened to the public in 2001 after renovations. The museum features several theme related exhibits where visitors can discover stories of people, places, and times past. It also typically hosts 8-10 historical programs annually.View Details
MuseumSouth Hero Bicentennial MuseumSouth Hero, VTThe South Hero Bicentennial Museum, established in 1976, preserves the island's heritage through exhibits and collections. The museum features a notable steamboat display and has published multiple volumes in the South Hero History series, maintaining active educational collections on community heritage.View Details
Photo by John PhelanMuseumShelburne MuseumShelburne, VTShelburne Museum is a major cultural institution offering diverse exhibitions, collections, and educational programming. The museum features rotating exhibitions, concerts and live performances, family programs, and educational activities including summer camps and webinars serving visitors of all ages.View Details
Photo by Kenneth James Burchfiel IIIMuseumMiddlebury College Museum of ArtMiddlebury, VTThe Middlebury College Museum of Art is the largest learning laboratory on campus and a cultural hub for the local and regional community. It offers expansive collections and diverse temporary loan exhibits for visitors. The museum's collection includes Ancient Greek black-figure and red-figure white-ground lekythoi, some of which have recently undergone reattribution.View Details
MuseumGrafton Historical Society MuseumGrafton, VTThe Grafton Historical Society Museum will impress you with artifacts and displays along with the stories that you may not know about Grafton’s most notable residents. Our document and map collection are equally fascinating. The Civil War collection includes a … Continue reading →View Details
MuseumMissisquoi Valley Historical SocietyTroy, VTThe Missisquoi Valley Historical Society is a non-profit organization in North Troy, Vermont, dedicated to preserving and promoting the history of the Missisquoi Valley region. It is housed in the historic Missisquoi Valley Railroad Station, built in 1868 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The society operates a museum and a research center, which is available to the public. The museum features artifacts, documents, photographs, and an interactive exhibit about the Missisquoi Valley Railroad.View Details
MuseumVermont Granite MuseumBarre, VTThe Vermont Granite Museum is situated within an authentic turn-of-the-century granite manufacturing plant. It offers stimulating, interactive environments for visitors. Guests can learn about the geology, technology, history, and art of Vermont’s unique granite heritage, industry, and cultural heritage.View Details
MuseumJoseph Smith Birth Place Memorial Visitor's CenterSharon, VTThe Joseph Smith Birth Place Memorial Visitor's Center preserves the birthplace of Joseph Smith Jr., the founder and first president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A 50-foot granite obelisk marks the site, and visitors can explore the contemplative grounds and visit the center's exhibitions about Smith's life and religious mission.View Details
MuseumSt Johnsbury History & Heritage CenterSt. Johnsbury, VTThe St. Johnsbury History & Heritage Center is a nonprofit organization that acquires and preserves historic collections. It conducts educational programs to interpret the rich heritage of St. Johnsbury, Vermont. Visitors can explore what is available and learn about the town's history.View Details
MuseumEthan Allen Homestead MuseumBurlington, VTThe Ethan Allen Homestead Museum, north of downtown Burlington, Vermont, marks the last residence of American Revolution leader Ethan Allen. Visitors can take guided tours of the historic 1785 Allen house and explore the history of the Winooski intervale. The museum also features a recreated mid-19th century Abenaki hunting village and hosts monthly historical reenactments and a free lecture series.View Details
Photo by JegelewiczMuseumVermont Ski and Snowboard MuseumStowe, VTThe Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum in Stowe, VT, honors individuals in the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame each year. These inductees include athletes, pioneers, and special contributors to Vermont's winter sports reputation. The museum also hosts the Red Bench Speaker's Series monthly from Autumn to April, featuring panels, individuals, or movies.View Details
MuseumFleming Museum of ArtBurlington, VTThe Fleming Museum of Art at the University of Vermont centers art in learning and conversation through rotating exhibitions and collections installations. Visitors explore contemporary works and past exhibitions that invite students, faculty, and all visitors to see more carefully, think more deeply, and discover unexpected connections. The Museum and all events are free and open to all.View Details
MuseumGroton Historical SocietyGroton, VTThe Groton Historical Society, founded in the early 1930s, preserves the history of Groton, Vermont. It provides genealogical and historical research and education. The society also preserves the historic Peter Paul house and exhibits historical items to the general public.View Details
MuseumDon Eagle MuseumBrighton, VTThe Don Eagle Museum is located within Brighton State Park. Visitors can learn about the family who owned the park land in the 1950s. The museum is accessible via the Boreal Forest Trail, where guests can also observe birds and identify coniferous trees.View Details
Photo by JERRYE & ROY KLOTZ MDMuseumOld Stone House MuseumBrownington, VTThe Old Stone House Museum and Historic Village preserves the history of its community and northern Vermont, housing unique resources. The museum, which opened in 1925, and Brownington’s Historic District are cared for by the Orleans County Historical Society. It aims to bring Orleans County history to life through exploration. Visitors can also explore the online exhibit, Becoming Neighbors.View Details
Photo by redjarMuseumJustin Smith Morrill HomesteadStrafford, VTThe Justin Smith Morrill Homestead is a National Historic Landmark in Stafford, Vermont. It includes an Education Center that houses historical publications and late 19th-century artwork. While the Homestead is currently closed for restoration, visitors can learn about Senator Morrill’s legacy online.View Details
MuseumThe American Museum of Fly FishingManchester, VTThe American Museum of Fly Fishing is a member-driven museum located in Manchester, Vermont, dedicated to representing the entirety of fly fishing sport and culture. Its Vermont campus houses an impressive collection of angling history, featuring over 40,000 artifacts from legends, presidents, and common anglers. The museum also maintains the Leigh H. Perkins Hall in Missouri, displaying treasures from its permanent collection. Additionally, it offers remote-friendly digital programs like online exhibits and webinars.View Details
MuseumHughes Barn MuseumThetford, VTThe Hughes Barn Museum in Thetford, Vermont, established in 1950, showcases artifacts and implements representing rural Vermont life in the 18th and 19th centuries. Its collection includes horse-drawn transportation, farming tools, early maple sugaring equipment, exhibits on sheep raising, carpentry planes, and textile artifacts, alongside a re-created hearth.View Details