VHS is honored by Lockridge’s trust in our ability to preserve and ultimately share this incredible offering of Vermont’s music and is grateful for the opportunity to steward the next phase of this re...

The latest issue of our scholarly journal

The latest issue of our scholarly journal

National History Day is an annual competition for middle and high school students, and we administer the Vermont History Day competition each April. Our next competition will be held on April 3rd, 202...

When a teacher in the Northeast Kingdom, the Champlain Valley, or the southern Vermont hill towns pulls a resource from this site and uses it in their classroom, that’s when VHS’ mission happens in re...

By Nate Youmans, VHS Intern With so many wonderful places to visit in Vermont, it is only fitting that we have plenty of ways to reach them. Services such as Carshare VT, public transportation, and Ub...

YouTube video by Across the Fence

Early Days of Radio, 1920: [[$gmc_audio]] Oral history transcriptions Click a name below for more information. All transcripts are in PDF format. Richard and Georgina B

VHS visited 16 libraries throughout the state to bring Vermont History to public libraries!

By Andrew Liptak  In the waning days of the Revolutionary War, General George Washington faced a problem: after seven years of fighting, funding was running low, and his soldiers were exhausted. He de...

Bethel, Vermont is home to a rare geological treasure: a brilliant granite that’s often described as the whitest in the world.

Join us for a workshop with fiber artist Pamela Wilson, in this session we'll examine some historic fibers used in Vermont (linen, flax, and wool) and an overview of handspinning techniques. This 4 ho...

Join us for a workshop with fiber artist Pamela Wilson, in this session we'll examine some historic fibers used in Vermont (linen, flax, and wool) and an overview of handspinning techniques. This 4 ho...