As we reflect on the past year at Vaughan Homestead, we are filled with gratitude for the incredible support and enthusiasm of our community.
Read MoreLearn how VWHH is documenting histories of colonialism and enslavement and the Hallowell-Vaughan family.
Read MoreSunday, 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!
Read MoreLow impact photography practices in natural spaces are good for everyone!
Read MoreVWHH stands on the traditional territory of the Abenaki People.
Read MoreAt Vaughan Homestead, history and memories are still being made. The story continues. The House Diary Blog continues the Vaughan family tradition of keeping a
Read MorePlanning a trip to Vaughan Woods with your summer program group? Remember, groups may not be larger than 12 people, and all groups must pre-register
Read MoreClick here to watch: Remembering the Designer of the Maine Sate Seal
Read MoreTrail 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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