Noyes House Museum

Morristown, VT Museum Unclaimed

About Noyes House Museum

There is SO much history in New England, and Vermont, and with a visit to the Noyes House Museum you are really exploring a key part of the regions history - want to know why?

Well, this two-story federal-style brick mansion was built by the Safford family in the early nineteenth century, and in fact was the FIRST location to be settled in the village of Morrisville!

How amazing is that?

Today, the house and its seventeen rooms and barn all exhibit 19th century life in Morristown - just imagine what life would have been like over 100 years ago - pretty different to your lives today we imagine!

The museum's collection features a number of original historic items, including furniture of the period, textiles, military objects, pottery, and period clothing.

You can also see a range of art, as well as photographs to really tell the story of life in a time gone by.

No need to make reservations to visit the Noyes House Museum - just stop in during opening hours and enjoy a day of history comes to life before your very eyes!

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Adults $5 suggested donation

Children $3 suggested donation

Last Update 2022

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Noyes House Museum FAQ’s

I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Noyes House Museum?

Grab something to eat in the area before or after your visit!

Any top tips when visiting?

No need to book, just head on over!

Teachers corner

They recommend reservations for large groups or school groups. You may also request a special tour of the museum on days they aren't usually open.

Is Noyes House Museum fully accessible?

Give them a call to ask about the accessibility of the museum, they will be happy to answer any questions!

Directions

122 Lower Main St, Morrisville, VT 05661, USA

From I89
Take exit 10 of I89 in Waterbury, Vermont and proceed north on Route 100 towards Stowe. Remain on Route 100 north (driving through Waterbury Center and Stowe) for approximately 18.5 miles until you reach sign for the village of Morrisville. Turn right on Laporte Rd. The road bears to the left and becomes Lower Main Street. The museum is located on the left as you enter Morrisville on a sharp corner in the road that veers right.

From Route 15
Turn off Route 15 onto Route 100 south in Morrisville heading towards Stowe. At the stoplight turn left onto Bridge Street, and right onto Portland Street where you will stop at a four way stop in the heart of the village. Turn right onto Lower Main Street. The museum is located on the right as you leave the village on a sharp corner in the road that veers left.