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Latest News

  • Second Saturday highlights Schoolmarms
    Second Satruday Gallery Talks continue in August. Middlebury College Professor Amy Morsman will share her research and ideas about this oft-overlooked piece of New England's history: Schoolmarms in the Reconstruction South. Saturday, August 9. Exhi...
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Upcoming Events

We bring you history exhibits, library research, programs around the state, and more. And, you can participate in our Second Saturday series July through November. Learn all about it...

What is the Vermont Difference?

Learn more about this new book on WCAX-TV's interview with editor David Donath and Governor Madeleine Kunin. You can find out why Vermont is different here. Published by the Vermont Historical Society and the Woodstock Foundation, you can also order the book on our website or call Polly Bentley at (802) 828-1414.

Vermont Historical Society
60 Washington St., Barre, VT 05641
(802) 479-8500

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