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Richmond, Vermont

Historic Community in the Green Mountain Foothills

Home of the Old Round Church

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Upcoming Events

  • Thursday, February 26 ~ Robert McCullough, The Artist’s View of Bridges . 1:30 - 3:00 pm in the Richmond Town Center 3rd-floor meeting room.

    McCullough, a UVM Professor Emeritus of Historic Presevation, discusses the cultural importance of bridges as portals to our communities or visible landmarks for our countryside travels. In addition to exploring the work of artists who have studied Vermont's bridges, the discussion will also focus on some of the challenges faced by those who would preserve the state's historic bridges. Admission free.

    Sponsored by the Community Senior Center and the Richmond Historical Society

  • Sunday, March 8 at 3 pm ~ RHS Annual Meeting and Spring Program in the Richmond Free Library

    History of the Conants’ Riverside Farm - Dave and Jay Conant give a slideshow presentation about this historic Richmond farm owned by the Conant family since 1854. Admission free.

  • Saturday, July 4 ~ The Richmond Historical Society celebrates America250

    Events at the Old Round Church to include a reading of the Declaration of Independence and ringing the church bell 250 times.