Henry Sheldon Museum of Vermont History, also known as the Sheldon Museum, is a history museum in Middlebury, Vermont created by Henry Sheldon in 1882 focusing on his private collections and the history of the state of Vermont, US.
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Was in Middlebury for a wedding and stopped in to the museum on a walk around town before the festivities. The museum was adorable. There was an antique train display that was pretty cool, and all of the other random historical items were interesting to see and read about. The gallery portion of the museum was also really neat. My husband and I loved the artwork. The staff was also extremely warm...
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Inexpensive slice of history. Volunteer was incredibly sweet and enjoyable to talk to as she was very passionate about her job. I didn't enjoy the local artist displaying their stuff in the middle of the museum and felt it was very unnecessary from a patrons perspective. Definitely worth stopping in for only $5.00 and enjoy the...
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A wonderful, secluded, and yet conpletely in-touch museum focusing on the beauty, splendor, and vibrancy of Addison County history. Focused on both public exhibits and active archiving projects, it's a gem within the green tapestry of Vermont's gorgeous landscape. The curators are engaging and informed, filled with both a passion...
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