Overview
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Old Stone House Museum and Historic Village chronicles the history of Orleans County through its collections, exhibits, events, and educational programs. A featured stop on Vermont’s African-American Heritage Trail, the museum tells the story of Alexander Twilight— America’s first African-American college graduate and state legislator, and builder of the Old Stone House. Holding more than 75,000 objects in its permanent collection, the Old Stone House is at the heart of the Brownington Historic District– an early nineteenth century neighborhood. We help to educate over 1,500 people per year through tours, children’s programming and adult enrichment classes.
Mission
To share the unique history of Orleans County and the Old Stone House, where we believe in preserving our local heritage, educating all who visit, and inspiring our future!
Museum Staff
Director Director@OldStoneHouseMuseum.org
Bob Hunt
Curator Curator@OldStoneHouseMuseum.org
Dana Karuza
Outreach Assistant Outreach@OldStoneHouseMuseum.org
Employment opportunities:
Assistant Director
We are searching for the right individual to become part of our team as Assistant Director. Download the job description Here. Send your Cover Letter and Resume to director@oldstonehousemuseum.org, with the subject “Employment”, or mail to “Attn: Employment”, Old Stone House Museum, 109 Old Stone House Road, Brownington, Vermont 05860.