Noyes House Museum, Morrisville, Vermont

08/29/2026

08/21/2026

It was so wonderful to give Liberty from the News and Citizens a tour through the home to point out all the treasures we have to offer! This town is surrounded with history and it is always heartwarming to see how well these places are cared for. We are very excited for the restorations to happen as it allows us to continue to operate in this beautiful historic home.

It is commonly said that history is the best teacher — it gives us glimpses into a different time, of lessons learned, and a peek into the humanity of it

08/19/2026

Please note our schedule changes for tomorrow and Friday! We have had a wonderful summer seeing everyone, and will continue to do so on a Saturdays only basis.

08/13/2026

Our director volunteered time out of her morning to help out with the repainting of the green line! The line is so valuable to the museum and we hope that with a fresh green line, the community can enjoy all the history this town has to offer. Stop in to get a map of the walking tour and take a tour of the Noyes House!

08/12/2026

📯What Am I Thinking Wednesday?📯
If you're new to this post- comment down below in two sentences or less what you think the person in the photograph might be thinking. Let's remain respectful and fun!

08/06/2026

As there was such a fascination with the E.G. Wilson Store, lets take another look! It was a 2 1/2 story building that was built around 1895. Edward G. Wilson was the proprietor, and his wife was named Florence. It is hard to date when the business changed hands, and when the Wilson's no longer owned it. Edward and Florence were very much active members of the community. Edward is listed as being an officer of the Mount Vernon Lodge as well as a captain at the Geo. W. Doty Camp. Florence was the Division President of the Ladies Aid Society to said camp.

Pictured below is what the inside of the store had looked like. So many treasures to be found!

08/01/2026

It's always nice to take a look into our photo files and reminisce on times long ago. Here is a photograph of the EG Wilson Store from around 1900. They advertised to sell furniture, drugs, and music, and also sewing machines. In the background you can see the train station with a steam engine! This was photographed by L.E. Brackett, a local Morrisville photographer.

07/29/2026

Come unlock the past at the Noyes House Museum! I always find the small things around here to be the most fascinating. Next time you visit, check out what rooms have these locks, and what ones don't.

07/24/2026

We couldn't agree more with MACC! There are so many things that make this town a wonderful place to be✨ As always, Thursday through Saturday we are open for tours, research, and curiosity!

07/22/2026

Catch us at Morrisville Live again tonight! Hopefully the wind will die down enough that we can proceed with some more ribbon weaving.😊