Winooski Historical Society

Celebrate the rich history of Winooski by showcasing your historic home or building with a commemorative marker from the Friends of Winooski Preservation Committee of the Winooski Historical Society (WHS). For just $100, you'll receive a locally made metal plaque that highlights the actual or approximate age of your building. Volunteers will also research and provide a brief history of your property.

Many Winooski property owners take great pride in maintaining their buildings, and displaying a historic marker is the perfect way to showcase that dedication. It also helps support the WHS in its mission to preserve and celebrate our local historical landmarks. This makes for a unique and meaningful gift—perfect for someone who's hard to shop for!

4 Options to Apply for a Historic Marker:
*Pick up an application form at City Hall from the brochure rack in the hallway. Fill it out and mail it to us, or drop it off at the Winooski Historical Society Museum, open Thursdays from 12-4 PM at the Champlain Mill.
*Visit the Winooski Historical Society Museum between 12-4 PM, where one of our volunteers will be happy to help you apply for a historic building marker.
*Visit our website at http://winooskihistoricalsociety.org for more details and to fill out the Winooski Building Historic Marker Google Order Form. Once completed, you can mail your check or drop it off at the museum.
*Email your questions or order to Winooskihistory@yahoo.com, or call Sue O'Brien (WHS Co-Vice President) at 802-922-7726 to place your order over the phone. Payment can be mailed or dropped off at the museum.

We appreciate your support!

Tetra Tech along with the other businesses at the Champlain Mill is working with the Heritage Winooski Mill Museum and the Winooski Historical Society this year, to co-sponsor the Champlain Mill Food Drive to support Feeding Champlain Valley this holiday season.

The food Drive runs from December 9th - Friday December 12th at 12 pm.

The ideal donation choices of non-perishable food in jars, cans and sealed packets include sauces, soups, cereals, beans, vegetables in cans or jars, honey, peanut butter, candy, boxed juices, long-life milk, diapers, baby food & formula, toiletry items, etc.

Drop off boxes are located at the Winooski Historical Society Museum which is open on Thursdays and Fridays from 12 pm to 4 pm within the Champlain Mill. Use the ramp on the street level to access the main entrance of the Champlain Mill. The museum is just inside the door on the right.

To make an online donation or to learn more about Feeding Champlain Valley's programs to support folks who are experiencing food insecurity through out the year, go to:
https://www.feedingchamplainvalley.org/the-fund-to-feed/

Families with children are 10.4 times more likely to face hunger. In our little state of Vermont, 2 in 5 Vermonters experience hunger. Your donation of just $20 can fund 20 jars of peanut butter, $45 can fund 50 lbs of sweet potates and $100 can fund 50 boxes of oatmeal. Your support of Feeding Champlain Valley will build and strengthen our community.

Thank you for considering to donate this year!