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Museums

Stowe has long been a destination for outdoor enthusiasts, but the storied town is also home to a rich history and heritage that can be appreciated and explored through museums in the area. With roots in early settlement, the rise of winter sports, and a thriving arts community, Stowe's museums offer a chance to explore the local stories, art and history that have shaped this iconic Vermont town.

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Stowe Historical Society Museum

Located in the heart of Stowe, the Stowe Historical Society Museum offers a deep dive into the town's fascinating history. With exhibits ranging from the early days of the town’s settlement to its development as a world-renowned ski destination, the museum offers a comprehensive look at Stowe’s past. Visitors can explore artifacts, photographs, and documents that tell the stories of the people, industries, and events that have shaped this charming town.

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Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum

For those drawn to Stowe’s legendary ski culture, the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum is a must-visit. Located in the oldest active public building in Stowe, the museum showcases the rich history of skiing and snowboarding in Vermont. From vintage skis and snowboards to exhibits on the sports' pioneers, visitors will leave with a newfound appreciation for Stowe’s place in the evolution of skiing and riding.

Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum

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Noyes House Museum

Located just up the road in Morrisville, the Morristown Historical Society’s Noyes House Museum welcomes guests to explore the home of Carlos Noyes, the “Father of Lamoille County Banking” and the history of the Morrisville community. Discover a variety of exhibits during a one-hour tour highlighting the collection of 19th century furniture, textiles, clothing, photographs, pottery, folk and fine art, and the tools and objects of daily life.

Morristown Historical Society’s Noyes House Museum