Ever wonder what is in the little gray building next to Grannies Attic? The South Hero Bicentennial Museum cordially invites you to see it for yourself.
Please stop by Saturday July 27th. We will have it open to the public from 10-1. You'll enjoy the recently added artifacts. Come to see this lovely 100+ year-old-building that has come to be known as "The Honeymoon Cabin."
If you have a personal history with the building we would love to hear all about it.
It is free although donations are... read more ▼
Ever wonder what is in the little gray building next to Grannies Attic? The South Hero Bicentennial Museum cordially invites you to see it for yourself.
Please stop by Saturday July 27th. We will have it open to the public from 10-1. You'll enjoy the recently added artifacts. Come to see this lovely 100+ year-old-building that has come to be known as "The Honeymoon Cabin."
If you have a personal history with the building we would love to hear all about it.
It is free although donations are welcome."
read lessSpecial Event!! Saturday, July 6th from 10am to 1 pm
Come see a colonial spinning demonstration on the lawn in front of the museum.
Learn about the history of spinning, how to spin, and the fibers that were spun!
Susan Fifield Thomson will be here this Saturday in period costume to enlighten us. We hope to see you.
The Honeymoon Cabin that is located next to The Old White Meeting House will be open the last Saturday of each month this summer starting June 29th from 10-1. The cabin was built in 1918 by Lilian Robinson Axtell who owned the South Hero Inn. It was originally located next to the inn which is currently where the Community Bank is. We have new artifacts along with 100 years of history that you'll be amazed to hear.
Also, be sure to stop at the South Hero Bicentennial Museum after the parade on... read more ▼
The Honeymoon Cabin that is located next to The Old White Meeting House will be open the last Saturday of each month this summer starting June 29th from 10-1. The cabin was built in 1918 by Lilian Robinson Axtell who owned the South Hero Inn. It was originally located next to the inn which is currently where the Community Bank is. We have new artifacts along with 100 years of history that you'll be amazed to hear.
Also, be sure to stop at the South Hero Bicentennial Museum after the parade on July 4th. You might be happily surprised and may make plans to come back. The museum is free and air-conditioned. We are also open every Wednesday and Saturday from 10-1 until October.
Pick up a copy of our award winning published book called "South Hero in the Bicentennial Year:1876" compiled by Alice Wells for $40. Take an imaginary buggy ride around South Hero in 1876 and meet neighbors and hear the local gossip!
We also have for sale Jim Jones' "Vermont Island Line Revisited" for $35 including the Rutland Railroad's island hopping route from Burlington through The Champlain Islands.
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The FPF Community Directory is a collection of more than 14,000 Vermont businesses and nonprofits in 247 categories that participate in Front Porch Forum. FPF does not screen or evaluate these organizations. See Terms of Use.