Brandon Museum at the Stephen A. Douglas Birthplace

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Brandon Museum at the Stephen A. Douglas Birthplace The Brandon Museum hours for 2025 season will be Late May through Mid October:
Thursday 11-4
Friday 11-4
Saturday 1:30-4
Sunday 1:30-4

The Visitor’s Center:
• Many brochures about area attractions
• Hiking maps and guides for area trails
• Public restroom
• Free WIFI

The Museum:
• Free admission
• Hours are usually 11:00am-4:00pm, 7 days per week, Mid May-Mid October
• Birthplace of Stephen A. Douglas(famous debater of Abraham Lincoln)
• Brandon room (Industry, Recreation, Architecture, Relics)
• Douglas room (Civil War, Antislavery, religious reform, Relics)
• Interactive slideshows
• Video: Brandon and the Antislavery Movement

The Cliver Community Meeting Room:
• Available to the public
• Free WIFI
• Ample power outlets
• Whiteboard for projection and notes
• Kitchenette
• Can seat up to 25 people
• Large board style table for meetings

Please join us!
10/16/2026

Please join us!

09/20/2026
Many thanks to Summer Lee Jack for her fascinating and dynamic talk on how innovations changed fashion in the 19th Centu...
09/05/2026

Many thanks to Summer Lee Jack for her fascinating and dynamic talk on how innovations changed fashion in the 19th Century. It was a really interesting, fun talk! Thanks to all the folks who turned out. We hope to bring you more great talks.

Many thanks to Summer Lee Jack for her fascinating and dynamic talk on how innovations changed fashion in the 19th centu...
09/05/2026

Many thanks to Summer Lee Jack for her fascinating and dynamic talk on how innovations changed fashion in the 19th century. It was a really interesting, fun talk. Thanks to all the folks who turned out. We hope to bring you more great talks.

Many thanks to Summer Lee Jack for her fascinating and dynamic talk on how innovations changed fashion in the 19th centu...
09/03/2026

Many thanks to Summer Lee Jack for her fascinating and dynamic talk on how innovations changed fashion in the 19th century. It was a really interesting, fun presentation. Thanks to all the folks who turned out. We hope to bring you more great talks. Stay tuned.

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4 Grove St
Brandon, VT
05733

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