The American Museum of Fly Fishing is dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of fly fishing. The Museum showcases all things dedicated to the craft of fly fishing and will interest anglers of all ages.

Regarded as one of the finest outdoor history museums in the country, Billings Farm & Museum is a dairy farm from the rural past. Visit Billings Farm at Home for virtual activities.

The DAR John Strong Mansion Museum is the 200 year old home of a Revolutionary War patriot and his family. See period room displays and hear the story of a colonial family’s life in the northern wilderness.

The Lake Champlain Maritime Museum studies and presents the historic shipwrecks preserved in the cold, dark waters of Lake Champlain. The fleet at LCMM includes 2 full-size replicas for boarding and several restored boats for viewing.

The collection at the Madsonian Museum of Industrial Design represents a lifetime of appreciation for and devotion to good design, displaying the best designed and most artistic manufactured objects from cars to toasters, toys to canoes.

The Old Stone House Museum is housed in a massive four-story granite building completed in 1836 by Alexander Twilight, the first African American to graduate from college and to serve in a state legislature.  

Explore the history and heritage of St. Albans, Franklin County, and northwestern Vermont at Saint Albans Museum. Exhibits interpret the Central Vermont Railway, military tradition, history and heritage of agriculture, women’s history, and more.