The Vermont Ski Museum is now open in the heart of the Village of Stowe. The museum is housed in the Old Vermont Skiers, Vermont Ski Museum, Stowe Vermont Attractions, The VT Ski Museum in Stowe Village Vermont Town Hall built in 1818. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Vermont Ski Museum is a must see for skiers, history buffs, and visitors.

The Vermont Ski Museum was originally established in 1988 in Brandon, Vermont, founded by Roy Newton. Its purpose was to chronicle the 100-year history of skiing in Vermont by gathering and displaying a large collection of Vermont skiing memorabilia and historical artifacts.

The conversion of this historic building into a first-class ski museum is now complete. Over a million dollars was spent on the renovation funded by generous donors, contributors and Vermont Ski Museum memberships.

The building is a showcase facility and contains state-of-the-art fire safety, museum quality air-conditioned space and handicap accessibility to three levels of the 5,400 square foot Museum. Visitors will find interesting exhibits and displays.

The entire family will enjoy a visit to the Vermont Ski Museum. There is much to see and do; watch old ski movies and vintage ski footage on a giant plasma screen, make custom graphics for your own snowboard, sit in an old ski lift, view ski posters and vintage skiing advertising, learn how Vermont ski areas grew and more. View the interior of the Vermont Ski Museum - click photo on the left to enlarge the view. The Executive Director of the Vermont Ski Museum is Sandy Devine. The Curator is Meredith Scott. To find the Vermont Ski Museum: From Interstate 89, take Route 100 North into Stowe. The Museum is located at the southeast corner of Stowe's blinking light intersection, where Route 100 meets Route 108 (the Mountain Road).

The Vermont Ski Museum is open every day except Tuesdays from 12noon - 5PM. Hours may change so Vermont Living suggests you call ahead to confirm.

Admission is by donation, free for ski museum members. The Vermont Ski Museum welcomes tours but tour operators must call in advance. Group rates are available upon request. The Vermont Ski Museum is a non--profit 501(c)(3) organization.

Vermont Ski Museum
PO Box 1511 / One South Main Street
Stowe, VT 05672
Ph: 802-253-9911

Vermont Olympic Skiers, Andrea Mead Lawrence, Vermont gold medal skier
Andrea Mead Lawrence
The first inductee and two time gold medal winner
at the 1952 Winter Olympics in Oslo, Norway.

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