The museum is housed in a mid 19th century barn. Admission is free. There is a wild bird observation area, as well as nature trails, carving demonstrations and a gift shop. Each features exhibits on local history, antique household items, and a doll exhibit. A donation is requested.
Historic home features exhibits on the history of the area.
Headquarters of the Morristown Historical Society. This museum is set in a Victorian mansion, and features exhibits on natural science, astronomy and rural history. Special features include Vermont's only public planetarium and a summer nature program for children. Open year-round, daily. Included are the Steamboat Ticonderoga, a covered bridge, a steam engine and a rail car.