Snapshot from 1996 David M. Ludham The Vermont Weather Book.

Details historic events that took place during French and Indian War, American Revolution and War of 1812.

Local historical societies often have resources not available elsewhere. Here's how to contact them.

Information about modeling state railroads such as the Rutland, Vermont Railway, and Green Mountain. Also, railroad news and related resources.

Full text of book by Ira Allen.

History of the state's Indian tribes, early settlers, and more recent immigrants. With a county map.

Non-profit organization of professionals and non-professionals committed to archaeology. Publications, activities, officers, directors.

Stimulating awareness and appreciation of Vermont's cultural heritage and built environment.

Collects artifacts, books, and documents that reflect the entire history of the state, every geographical area, and every chronological period.

A collection of Vermont historical events and Vermont biographies.

Links, and history created by the Vergennes Union High School.

Who was the first woman mayor in America? What state first declared independence from England? Learn these facts and more through the Discover America trip. Pictures, special stamps, fun facts.

Research local history and genealogy by county, category, and era via extensive collection of history and genealogy information and links, to learn about our ancestors and the history they lived.

Nonprofit organization founded in 1958 encouraging the restoration and preservation of neglected and abandoned Vermont cemeteries.

In Public Act No. 1 of 1866, Vermont legislature established in Randolph Center the first public school in Vermont devoted to the education of teachers. And in 1962 became the Vermont Technical College.