Woodstock History Center

Woodstock History Center We preserve the history of the Woodstock area, engage in place-based education, and serve as a center for research.

The History Center, located in the heart of the village and historic district, celebrates the evolution of Woodstock over the past two hundred and fifty years. Visitors may tour the museum flush with fascinating local artifacts and view several new exhibitions each year. In addition to its museum, the History Center has an extensive library where researchers are welcome to view historical and gene

alogical information, photographs and other ephemera. For those who prefer the outdoors, the History Center has perennial gardens and a beautiful back lawn with a view of Woodstock Village's only covered bridge.

In honor of the 31st year of Vermont Archaeology Month this September, we are posting a "history mystery" to be solved. ...
09/01/2026

In honor of the 31st year of Vermont Archaeology Month this September, we are posting a "history mystery" to be solved. This object was found in the Ottauquechee River recently. What is it? It appears to made of stone (volcanic pumice) and is heavy. There is a concave indentation on the bottom side that looks smoother than the rest of the object.

09/01/2026
Glidden Tour, 1954--A & B Motors--Ken Miner photo.
08/29/2026

Glidden Tour, 1954--A & B Motors--Ken Miner photo.

Glidden Auto Tour, 1954. Around The Green. Woodstock, VT. Photos by Ken Miner.
08/29/2026

Glidden Auto Tour, 1954. Around The Green. Woodstock, VT. Photos by Ken Miner.

Today, the Woodstock History Center reached over one million views on Facebook to date in 2026! Thanks everyone for your...
08/28/2026

Today, the Woodstock History Center reached over one million views on Facebook to date in 2026! Thanks everyone for your support and enjoyment of our content.

Photo: Women's Volleyball. Y.M.C.A. Meet. circa 1912.

Perry Maxham, Jim Paul and Rod Leonard. Emergency Services/Jaws of life. 1985.
08/28/2026

Perry Maxham, Jim Paul and Rod Leonard. Emergency Services/Jaws of life. 1985.

The first two officers from the village of Woodstock to graduate the Vermont Police Academy. 1971. Credit Lee Pratt for ...
08/28/2026

The first two officers from the village of Woodstock to graduate the Vermont Police Academy. 1971. Credit Lee Pratt for supplying this clip.

Perry Maxham and Lea Kachadorian. Date and event?
08/27/2026

Perry Maxham and Lea Kachadorian. Date and event?

Address

26 Elm Street
Woodstock, VT
05091

Opening Hours

Wednesday 11am - 4pm
Thursday 11am - 4pm
Friday 11am - 4pm
Saturday 11am - 4pm

Telephone

(802) 457-1822

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