Historic Houses in Vermont

• Regional: United States: Vermont: Arts and Entertainment: Museums 
• Reference: Museums: History: Open Air and Living History: North America: United States: Vermont 
• Reference: Museums: History: North America: United States: Vermont 

• Dana House Museum  - The center offers Center a barn, gallery, and house which was built in 1807 for merchant Charles Dana.
• Judd-Harris House  - Marble merchant Eben Judd and his son-in-law Lebbeus Harris built the three-story brick Federal house in 1829. It houses boarder Henry Sheldon's eclectic museum collection.
• Justin Smith Morrill Homestead  - Senator Morrill's homestead is an example of Gothic Revival architecture. Read his biography and historical significance.
• Robert Frost Stone House Museum  - America's favorite poet, Robert Frost's 1769 colonial architecture home was made of native stone and timbers. Read about exhibits, and lecture series.
• Rokeby Museum  - Museum offers a look into two centuries of Vermont family life and agriculture. Four generations of the Robinson family lived here. They were authors, artists, Quakers, farmers, and abolitionists.
• Wilson Castle  - 19th century masterpiece built in the Green Mountains. Created on a 115 acre estate and was home to five generations of the Wilson family.