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Vermont Division for Historic Preservation
Eight Vermont State Owned Historic Sites operated seasonally across Vermont.
Hubbardton Battlefield
Site of the only Revolutionary War battle fought on Vermont soil and one of the best preserved battle sites and settings in the country. Beautiful views of Taconic and Adirondack mountains.
UVM Morgan Horse Farm
Featuring the VT State Animal, the Morgan Horse, since 1878.
~Just 2.5 miles from downtown Middlebury~
Rokeby Museum
Rokeby Museum . . . Stop on the Underground Railroad
Mount Independence State Historic Site
Nationally important Revolutionary War site, with museum, archeological ruins, & 6 miles of walking and hiking trails
Fort Ticonderoga
One destination, endless adventures for the whole family! Carillon Boat Cruises, premier museum exhibits, living history, beautiful gardens, special tours, weapon demos, and more!
Lake Champlain Maritime Museum
Seasonal Museum offering hands on education, boat building, nautical archaeology, ecology, metal arts, replica boats, and ROV shipwreck tours in addition to the artifacts on display.
Chimney Point State Historic Site
Presentation of Native American, French colonial, and early American history of Vermont and Lake Champlain area in historic tavern building.
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Addison County Fair & Field Days
Addison County Fair & Field Days is a 5 day event being held annually in August. This event showcases products like cattle judging, tractor pulls, kiddie rides, crafts, exhibits, dairy, poultry, foods
