At 2pm, the event will feature a presentation by local historian Ennis Duling. His talk, “Picturing Mountain Independence,” will explore…
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It’s time for East Poultney Day vendors!
There is still time to become an East Poultney Day Vendor! Submit an online vendor form or contact…
PHS Newsletter – Winter 2019
Check out the newest edition of the Poultney Historical Society Newsletter!
Purchase the new 2019 “Poultney Remembers” Calendar
The Poultney Historical Society’s new “Poultney Remembers” 2019 Calendar is now available for purchase – Click here to view our new “Poultney Remembers” 2019 Calendar. The calendar is made up of pictures from the Poultney Historical Society Collections and features photographs of East Poultney, Poultney, historic buildings, and beautiful scenery of the surrounding area. Take a […]
Join us November 18 for “19th Century School Slates” presentation!
Join the Poultney Historical Society at our Annual Meeting in the East Poultney Schoolhouse on Sunday, November 18th at 2:00pm! The event will feature…
East Poultney Day’s Grand Prize – $200 Amtrak Gift Certificate!
That’s right folks; the grand prize winner of this year’s East Poultney Day raffle will receive an Amtrak gift certificate worth $200, which is comparable to a roundtrip ticket for 2 adults from Castleton, VT to Montreal, Canada! So come to East Poultney Day to learn about the history of transportation in Vermont, see our […]
Poultney Model Train Video
Come to East Poultney Day on August 11th from 9am-3pm and see our new Model Train Exhibit up and running! The exhibit will feature a running model of the D&H Railroad as the train makes its way past a slate quarry, over the Poultney River, and straight through the center of Main Street.
2018 Spring Newsletter
Take a look at our new 2018 Spring Newsletter to read about what’s happening this year at Poultney Historical Society and…
Visit our store
Check out the Poultney Historical Society online store to…
D&H Model Train Arrives at Poultney Historical Society
The late Milt McWithey, a Poultney native and model train enthusiast, built a model of the D&H Bridge line covering Castleton and Poultney VT to…