First the Native Americans and then the French. The museum also has a store and features special events. Admission is free. Exhibits feature documents and artifacts found in the area, as well as a look at the history of the Poultney area. A visitor's center features exhibits on the battle and the American Revolution.
Exhibits take visitors deeper into the farming life of that time.
This former academy, built in 1889, was the alma mater of President Calvin Coolidge. The exhibits within now focus on artifacts and memorabilia from the school's and the area's past. Events are held there through the year. This 1829 home is open for tours, featuring native made furniture, household items, and galleries with changing artwork and exhibits. The museum also has a gift shop and offers walking tours, programs and events throughout the year.