As we reflect on the past year at Vaughan Homestead, we are filled with gratitude for the incredible support and enthusiasm of our community.
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Learn how VWHH is documenting histories of colonialism and enslavement and the Hallowell-Vaughan family.
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The new Hallowell Trailhead parking area is complete, with just a few landscaping additions to come this Spring! Be aware of new new entrance and exit sides.
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Friday, October 25, 5:30 – 8 pm: Grab your friends and join us under the twinkle lights in the Homestead’s Garden Pavilion for a hearty meal in a beautifully crafted bowl.
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Sunday, October 20: 10am -1 pm. Put on your favorite fall sweater, pack up a picnic lunch, grab your neighbors, and join us for games, live music and a campfire to celebrate fall!
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We also acknowledge the enslaved people whose labor in shipyards in Boston and on sugar plantations in Jamaica built the wealth that allowed the Hallowell-Vaughan
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November 7, 2024 between 4 and 7 pm: Join us for a “Night Out At The Museum” to learn about distinguished friends, correspondents and visitors to Homestead residents.
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Learn about Wabanaki represencing in the Kennebec watershed . . .
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John Leeke is a nationally recognized preservation trades specialist and educator. John was recently honored by Traditional Building Magazine as one of the preservation industry’s “25
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VWHH Property Manager Dan Mitchell and Executive Director Kate Tremblay will present on documenting and caring for the historic landscape surrounding the 1794 Vaughan Homestead.
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