Indigenous Land & Enslaved People Acknowledgment

Traditionally, we have told the story of our historic site with the building of Vaughan Homestead in 1794, but of course, this is not where

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Fall 2022 Newsletter

Read the full Fall Newsletter below, and take a look at past newsletters here.

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Documenting Histories of Enslavement Connected to the Vaughan Family

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

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Sounds Of The Cider Mill

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

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Practice Low-Impact Photography

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

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VWHH On Channel 6 News!

Click here to watch: Remembering the Designer of the Maine Sate Seal

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Winter In Vaughan Woods

Trail Conditions: The trails of Vaughan Woods are not groomed or cleared of snow in the winter. Heavy use on the main trail often compacts the

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Fall 2019 Newsletter

What’s up at VWHH? Find out in our most recent newsletter!  VWHH Fall 2019 Newsletter – compressed

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Fall Parking Reminder

Fall foliage attracts a higher than normal number of visitors to Vaughan Woods, and that can make parking a challenge. The lot at the Hallowell

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2019: Neighborhood Event Fall Gathering

Hey Hallowell-area friends and neighbors, celebrate the coming of Fall! Grab a picnic lunch and come on up to Vaughan Homestead for cider pressing, live

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