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The New England Maple Museum examines the history of maple syrup in Vermont. It shows visitors over 200 years of maple sugaring history, from it's discovery by Native Americans, to the technologies used today.
Address: P.O. Box 1615 Rutland VT USA 05701
 Send an Email (2)  1 802 483-9414
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This museum in downtown Bennington is dedicated to collecting and preserving artifacts of New England life. It also has a substantial collection of paintings by Grandma Moses as well as the school house she and her family members attended.
Address: West Main Street Bennington, VT 05201
1 802 447-1571
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Opened in 2006, this museum is dedicated to the African-American war efforts during World War II. Exhibits on display showcase groups such as the Tuskegee Airmen, and the 761st Battalion. This museum is open Thursday to Monday.
Address: 179 Oak Hill School Rd. Pownal VT USA 05261
Send an Email 1 802 823-5519
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The art of icon Norman Rockwell, famous for his art and magazine covers on Saturday Evening Post,is featured at this museum located at 'the crossroads of Vermont.' Rockwell lived in Arlington, Vermont during the 1930s. Prints and art samples for sale may also be found at this museum.
Address: 654 Route 4 East Rutland VT USA 05701
1 802 773-6095
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Preserving America during the Depression and World War II, the museum is an experience for the whole family.
Open mid-May through mid-October, Tuesday to Saturday.
Address: US Route 2 Middlesex VT USA 05602
1 802 223-5537
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Black River Academy Museum
Black River Academy Museum is set in an 1800s building that once served as the Ludlow high school, and boasts former US President Calvin Coolidge as alumni. Today, the Museum features a number of exhibits on clothing, textiles, furniture, quilts and china. This is also the home of the Fibre Arts School.
Address: High Street Ludlow VT USA 05149
1 802 228-5050
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The Vermont Folklife Center features a gallery of changing exhibits of folk arts, music, and visual arts from Vermont, as well as other areas. The Center is located in an 1823 Masonic Hall.
Address: Masonic Hall, 3 Court Street Middlebury VT USA 05753
Send an Email 1 802 388-4964
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The Grafton Historical Society Museum is set in an 1845 house with an attached barn. A number of permanent exhibits are housed here, these are Grafton-based and include such items as fire-fighting equipment, tools, textiles, Civil War memorabilia, historical documents, and much more. Temporary themed exhibits are also presented here.
Address: P.O. Box 202 Grafton VT USA 05146
1 802 843-1010
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The Vermont Ski Museum is designed to collect, preserve, and celebrate Vermont's skiing history. The exhibits here are varied, and feature clothing, artifacts, films, and more. It is also the location of the Skiing Hall of Fame.
Address: P.O. Box 1511 Stowe VT USA 05672
Send an Email (1) 1 802 253-9911
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American Museum of Fly Fishing
The American Museum of Fly Fishing features a number of exhibits that highlight the rich history of fly fishing. Among the displays are the evolution of the fly-fishing reel, tied flies, as well as paintings and sculptures. Also showcased here are the fly-fishing tackle of a number of famed Americans, including Ernest Hemingway, Herbert Hoover, and Andrew Carnegie.
Address: Route 7A Manchester VT USA 05254
1 802 362-3300
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The Bundy Gallery is a contemporary country museum that features local art work and a cultural history of Vermont. Situated in Waitsfield, VT.
Address: 255 Bundy Road Waitsfield VT USA 05673
1 802 496-5055
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This museum, in Middlebury, VT, has deep historical roots as a museum since the 1880's. It is comprised of three parts: a research component, the Walter Cerf Gallery and Judd-Harris House.
The Walter Cerf Gallery features changing exhibits of fine art while Judd- Harris House houses the bulk of the museum's collection. Henry Sheldon, after whom the museum is named, collected and preserved photographs, objects and records of Vermont especially in Middlebury and Addison County.
These collections are living a legacy about the business, social and political life of the times.
Address: 1 Park Street Middlebury, VT USA 05753
1 802 388-2117
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Exhibiting over 450 wooden carvings of birds, the Museum is open from May to October and by appointment only during the winter. Adults and children alike can observe live birds through a one-way window or access the 100 acres of walking trails surrounding the museum.
Address: 900 Sherman Hollow Road Huntington VT USA 05462
Send an Email 1 802 434-2167
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This museum, located inside the Bennington Center for the Natural and Cultural Arts, brings awareness to the historical and cultural evolution of the covered bridge. Installations include pieces on early bridge construction, and truss designs. The museum is closed Mondays.
Address: 44 Gypsy Lane Bennington VT U.S.A 05201
Send an Email 1 802 442-7158
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The collection ranges from photography, to nineteenth-century European and American sculpture to contemporary prints. The museum sponsors lectures, gallery talks and films and is open to the public as well as Middlebury college students. Assisted listening systems are available and the museum is wheelchair accessible.
Address: Middlebury College Center for the Arts Middlebury VT USA 05753
1 802 443-5007
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The Nature Museum at Grafton is dedicated to promoting curiosity and understanding about the natural world within a local and global context. Exhibits include fossils, mammals, birds, habitat and more. It promotes educational programs and materials for the use of area residents, visitors and school children.
Address: 186 Townshend Road Grafton, VT USA 05146
Send an Email (1) 1 802 843-2111
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