Vermont Historical Society is collecting Vermonters' documentation of July's flooding to preserve the event in state history. This crowd-sourced archive will capture stories and visuals of the ...

Over five decades ago, humans touched down on the moon for the very first time, scooping up handfuls of its surface. A few ...

Federal funding cuts have led the Vermont Historical Society to lay off a staff person and end a program that helped small historical societies preserve their towns’ past. Andrew Liptak, public ...

Five years after the first COVID lockdowns, the Vermont Historical Society will release a new book, "Life Became Very Blurry: An Oral History of COVID-19 in Vermont," edited by Pulitzer Prize finalist ...

The Vermont Historical Society says funding for a statewide program to train and support volunteer staffs at local historical societies has been terminated by the Trump Administration. The $175,000 ...

We hear a lot of sound (but little substance) these days from Washington, D.C., about adding a fifth face to Mount Rushmore.

MONTPELIER — The Vermont Historical Society announced the opening of a new exhibit at the Vermont History Museum in Montpelier: Illustrating History, which will be on display through June 2026.

Experiences and legacies of 1970s Vermonters were fondly — and sometimes movingly — examined at a Vermont Historical Society event on Saturday, September 10, called “Freaks, Radicals & Hippies: ...

The new book “‘Vermont for the Vermonters’: The History of Eugenics in the Green Mountain State,” as seen on the shelves of Everyone’s Books in Brattleboro. Photo by Kevin O’Connor/VTDigger When ...

The state is one of many in the country to be named by European settlers.