2 Best Sights in Southern Vermont, Vermont

Bennington Museum

Fodor's choice

The rich collections here feature military artifacts, early tools, dolls, and the Bennington Flag, one of the oldest of the Stars and Stripes in existence. Other areas of interest include early Bennington pottery, the Gilded Age in Vermont, mid-20th-century modernist painters who worked in or near Bennington, glass and metalwork by Lewis Comfort Tiffany, and photography, watercolors, and other works on paper. The highlight for many visitors, though, is the largest public collection of works by Grandma Moses (1860–1961), the popular self-taught artist who lived and painted in the area.

Historical Society Museum

This endearingly cluttered museum documents the town's history with photographs, soapstone displays, quilts, musical instruments, furniture, tools, and other artifacts.

147 Main St., Grafton, Vermont, 05146, USA
802-843–2584
Sights Details
Rate Includes: $5, Closed Tues. and Wed. Memorial Day--Columbus Day, and Tues., Wed., and weekends Columbus Day--Memorial Day