Vermont History

For nearly two decades, the retired middle school teacher has been on a singular quest: to find, photograph, and inventory every school in Vermont that ever was — at least, if a record exists of it.

Hear reflections from young LGBTQ+ Vermonters at the turn of the millennium when civil unions were being debated across Vermont.

Two Weybridge women worked together and lived openly as a same-sex couple in the 1800s. Their story is told through memorabilia and letters in the Henry Sheldon Museum's collection. A new historic marker will be unveiled June 21, at their gravesite in town.

The state recently added fifteen new site markers along local roads and highways.

Founding F***ers is a new historical comedy by Vermont State Representative Conor Casey.

The museum closed its doors in the fall, but organizers are hoping its collection will find a new home.

Westminster recently held a three-day event to recognize the 250th anniversary of the Westminster Massacre, but there are questions around the event's significance in the American Revolution.

The Made Here short film Delta Bell (Animatic) depicts a harrowing situation that takes place in the Vermont flood of 1927.

Learn about some of region's spookiest places, like the town where "Beetlejuice" was filmed.

The Vermont Truth and Reconciliation Commission was created after lawmakers apologized for the state’s role in the eugenics movement. But the office has a “seemingly impossible scope,” leaving some questioning whether the commission’s work will reach communities most impacted by eugenics.