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​The purpose of the Worcester, Vermont Historical Society is to conserve the unique story of Worcester's past through education, preservation, restoration, and interpretation for the benefit of our posterity. The Society's resources, collections, and archives will be used to communicate the historical and cultural legacy of Worcester, to maintain and foster our community heritage.
UPCOMING EVENT:
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The Cow That Tried to Swallow a Potato - that’s the history of Worcester, Vermont.  Life happened, and often it was quirky and interesting.  No big battles, no national movements, no spectacular event - just the everyday lives of hard-working Vermonters trying to get by, and from time to time, producing some noteworthy and unconventional history. Come to the book release party on July 4 at 9:30 AM at the Worcester Historical Society and help us celebrate the publication of a book unlike any local history you have ever read.  Books will be available for sale, with the $20 purchase price to benefit the WHS.










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WHS NEWS

4th of July Event Schedule

​"Worcester Schools up to 1950" - Read this chapter from our upcoming history of Worcester and send us your memories:  dbcabot@aol.com

Spring 2017 Newsletter

WHS meetings 2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm @ WHS building

WHS building open house dates;
      June 24
      July 29
      August 26
      September 30
      October 28
Open house at the WHS building will take place on the last Saturday of each month, between
10:00 am and Noon.  Check out new exhibits and do some family research.

Thanks to Tom Lang for planting a new Memory Tree near the old one just south of the Town Hall.  
​The old one is getting too large to string the lights for the "Love light" ceremony.

Some folks need to step forward and help organize the July 4th activities.