Noyes House Museum, Morrisville, Vermont

06/20/2026

Stop on in and get a tour as well as wish our director a Happy Birthday! Katie has been working with us since '21 as the museum assistant, so you may recognize her from tours of years past. We have some new exhibits, as well as some beloved classics.

06/17/2026

Schools are out for most, and summer is almost here. Don't forget that the Noyes House Museum opens tomorrow for the 2026 season. Come inside and take a look at the model train, or visit the Randall Hotel exhibit to hear the Victrola!
We will be open 12-4 tomorrow for tours, and Friday-Saturday 10-4.
Pictured below is the charming class of 1905 from the Morrisville Graded School. Graduation attire has certainly changed, but the feeling of growth and a new phase in life has not. Congratulations to all the graduates of 2026!

06/04/2026

Tonight is the night!

05/26/2026

05/25/2026

You know what this means- the 2026 season is starting to begin! Our staff put in some elbow grease and time to make the house glisten for visitors starting June 18th. We are so excited to begin tours and get the season started! ☺️

05/15/2026

On display currently in the quilting exhibit is a mariners compass quilt that was graciously made by H.S Emerick for her daughter's marriage to T.B. Ellis in 1884. What you don't get to see is that the backing is made out of cut up flour sacks!

We are so excited to start preparing the museum for the season and to see all of you! Opening day is June 18th at 12pm!

05/06/2026

This photograph was sent our way by the Hardwick Historical Society, and we are having a tough time coming up with where the building was located! It has the landscape similar to the Oxbow, but it is not the tannery building. On the back is the stamp of a Morrisville photographer. We are curious if anyone has any information about it. ☺️

04/30/2026

We're more than just a place to visit and look at the historic treasures of our community's past, but also a place of research! Lately, we have been investigating into the history of a few different homes for inquiring minds. Pictured below is the old nurses' dormitory for the original Copley Hospital (now known as the Copley House).
It was used as an apartment building for many years, and what happened to it after that is still currently a mystery. It most certainly is not on the property now, but was it moved or demolished- a true question as Morrisville has had quite a knack for moving buildings!

04/26/2026

"Where does this door lead to?" is another common question we get on tours. This door is located on the second floor, in between the current exhibits of sports and dairy farming. The answer to this is that it actually hides the stairs that go up to the attic of the brick portion of the house!