Guilford Historical Museum

The Guilford Historical Society, established in 1972, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of Guilford, Vermont's rich history and heritage. Housed in the original town hall, the society's museum features an extensive collection of written records, photographs, and historic artifacts, while also managing several significant historic sites including the 1837 Universalist Meeting House and the Guilford Center Red Brick School House.

Through a range of events, programs, and publications, the Guilford Historical Society actively engages the community in exploring the unique histories of various neighborhoods within the town. With opportunities for membership and volunteerism, the society fosters a collective appreciation for Guilford's past while ensuring the preservation of its cultural resources for future generations.

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