History

Whistling Man Schooner Co. and the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum partner for an educational boat ride.

A series of eerie disappearances led to the creation of the state police force and birthed a lasting cultural phenomenon.

Members are relearning historic rituals and updating them for a modern audience.

Over the weekend, reenactors took to a southern Vermont hillside and put on an educational show

Co-founders plan to open a 1,000 square foot inaugural sample exhibit by the end of 2027.

The theme encouraged participants to reflect on 250 years of U.S. history.

A new exhibit at the Vermont History Museum displays objects that represent important moments in Vermont’s history

From 1777 to 1791, Vermonters governed themselves while waiting for statehood.

From 1777-1791, Vermont operated as an independent republic before joining the United States.

A reprieve from the structure of daily life, Renaissance fair outfits are a far cry from the era’s restrictive fashion.

The event will be on Sunday, June 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Winooski Farmers Market. 

The “Vibrant Lives: Discovering Our Roots of Black Vermont” photography exhibit will be on display at the public library this summer.

New permanent exhibit at the Heritage Winooski Mill Museum bridges the past and present of child labor.

Vermonters gather at the Ann Story cabin in Salisbury to celebrate the Revolutionary War heroine.