Vermont History Journal Volume 94 is now available!

The latest issue of Vermont History is finally here!

This is our scholarly journal, which publishes new research and scholarship on topics of Vermont's state and local history twice a year. This issue, Volume 94, includes the following: 

• "Loyalists in Vermont" by George Kotlik
• "Vermont's Deaf Founding Fathers and Mothers" by R.A.R. Edwards
• "Cynthia Ranstead of Thetford, Cross-Dressing Women, and the Politics of Pants in the 1850s" by Elizabeth A. Allen
• "Premature Burials: Free Lovers, Feminists, Spiritualists and the Antebellum Press" by John J. Navin
• "A Tale of Three Cities: The Origins and Early History of the Vermont Maid Brand of Blended Syrup" by Matthew M. Thomas
• "Vermont's First Film Cameraman, Francisqui Doublier" by Hugo Martinez Cazon
• "An 1820 Census Dilemma" by Nola A. Forbes
• "Revolution in Regulation: Vermont's Act 250" by Quincy Sabick (2026 Vermont History Day Essay)

If you’re a member of VHS who's opted to receive issues in the mail, you should be getting them soon. Members can also access this new issue through our website, while past issues are available to the public. If you aren’t a member, you can purchase copies from the VHS bookstore in Montpelier, at the Vermont History Center in Barre, or via our online bookstore.