Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Vaughan Woods & Historic Homestead of Hallowell, Maine is a non-profit nature preserve and non-traditional house museum that seeks to connect people to place through nature, history and the arts.
The distinctive cadence of the timeworn motor on VWHH’s cider mill sounds like fall to us! The late 19th/early 20th century Ames Plow Company double
At Vaughan Homestead, history and memories are still being made. The story continues. The House Diary Blog continues the Vaughan family tradition of keeping a
Painting by Florence Daly, Old Hallowell Day Poster (1998) depicting Hallowell’s waterfront on the Kennebec River in the late 18th/early 19th century. Ships from Hallowell
A movement is afoot to support the sustainable use of natural places by photographers! Here at VWHH we are just learning how to talk about
Traditionally, we have told the story of our historic site beginning with the building of Vaughan Homestead in 1794, but of course, this is not
