Our mission is to preserve and share the history of the people of Ryegate, Vermont. Vermonters have always had a unique way of thinking about things, one that we believe comes from our rural way of life. The town of Ryegate has its own stories to tell, from its founding in 1763 right up through to the modern day. We hope that by sharing these stories we can offer insight into a unique way of looking at the world.
If you also possess a passion for rural history and rural life, consider becoming a member or donating to our organization.
The Ryegate Historical Society’s collection is housed in a historic church known as Whitelaw Hall. The building is located at 54 Papermill Rd, in the village of East Ryegate, Vermont, directly across from the town post office.
Whitelaw Hall is open on the 3d Saturday of each month from June through October, from 10:00am to 12:00pm. Viewings can also be scheduled by appointment.
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The Town of Ryegate and the Ryegate Historical Society are hosting a festival to celebrate America’s 250 th ! There will be music, food, historical…
Spring is arriving and we are emerging from winter’s doldrums with BIGplans for a Ryegate celebration of America’s 250th Anniversary of the signing ofthe Declaration…
UPCOMING PROGRAM Top on the list of things we want to tell you about is the upcoming program we’re presenting: Early Postcards of Ryegate, and…
