Danville Vermont Historical Society

Danville Vermont Historical Society Preserving our community's history for the future This building, an 1838 cape, is located at the Hill Street address and is open to the public from 10:00 a.m.

to 5:00 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays and by appointment. Other attendant historical sites of the Danville Historical Society include: the Old North Church in North Danville, a historical room at the North Danville School and the Greenbank's Hollow Historic Town Park in South Danville.

Guess This Danville Farm! 🚜🌾We think this one might be a little easier than some of our previous challenges!This photo w...
06/22/2026

Guess This Danville Farm! 🚜🌾

We think this one might be a little easier than some of our previous challenges!

This photo was taken in 1988, and we're curious to see how quickly our followers can identify the farm. Take a close look, there's a good chance many of you have driven by it, visited it, or maybe even worked there over the years.

Do you know which Danville farm this is? Drop your guess in the comments below! πŸ‘‡

πŸ–οΈ Joe's Pond Beach, Summer 1995 β˜€οΈTake a trip back in time with this photo from Joe's Pond Beach in 1995!Do you spot a ...
06/18/2026

πŸ–οΈ Joe's Pond Beach, Summer 1995 β˜€οΈ

Take a trip back in time with this photo from Joe's Pond Beach in 1995!

Do you spot a familiar face? Maybe a friend, neighbor, or even yourself? How about one of those cars parked in the background, does it bring back memories?

Guess This Danville Farm! 🚜🌾Another week, another chance to test your local knowledge!This farm has been part of Danvill...
06/15/2026

Guess This Danville Farm! 🚜🌾

Another week, another chance to test your local knowledge!

This farm has been part of Danville's landscape for generations, but can you identify it from this photo? Look closely at the barns, fields, and surrounding scenery for clues.

Was it a dairy farm? Is it still operating today? Do you have family connections to it?

Share your guess in the comments and tell us what helped you recognize it.

06/12/2026

Two Danville treasures received 2026 Preservation Awards from the Preservation Trust of Vermont: Danville VT for the restoration of the historic Danville Train Station; and Sally Fishburn, master craftsperson, an educator, and a community resource. Learn more about the awards, including videos of the projects at https://ptvermont.org/cat/what/awards/preservation-awards-2026/

The Danville Historical Society is honored and delighted to announce that the restoration of the historic Danville Train...
06/12/2026

The Danville Historical Society is honored and delighted to announce that the restoration of the historic Danville Train Station has been recognized with a 2026 Preservation Award from the Preservation Trust of Vermont.

This award recognizes the incredible dedication of our volunteers, partners, donors, and community members who helped preserve this treasured landmark and transform it into a vibrant destination along the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to this remarkable project. Together, we've ensured that an important piece of Danville's history will continue to be enjoyed for generations to come.

Read more about the award and those involved at

The Danville Historical Society is honored and delighted to announce that the restoration of the historic Danville Train Station has been recognized with a 2026 Preservation Award from the Preservation Trust of Vermont. The award was presented during the Downtown & Historic Preservation Conference h...

06/12/2026

A "not to be missed" event for America's 250th anniversary!

Captured in the summer of 1909, this photograph features the Danville Cornet Band, a talented group of local musicians w...
06/11/2026

Captured in the summer of 1909, this photograph features the Danville Cornet Band, a talented group of local musicians who helped provide the soundtrack to community gatherings, celebrations, and events more than a century ago.

Do you recognize where in town this was taken? Edit: this is looking east down what is now Route two with town hall to the left.

Calling All Danville Summer Singers Alumni, Cast, Crew, and Supporters!Were you involved with the Danville Summer Singer...
06/09/2026

Calling All Danville Summer Singers Alumni, Cast, Crew, and Supporters!

Were you involved with the Danville Summer Singers at any point over the years, on stage, behind the scenes, or in the audience?

The Danville Historical Society is creating a special exhibit celebrating the rich history of theater in Danville, and we need your help!

We're looking for items that help tell the story of these productions, including:
β€’ Photographs
β€’ Playbills and programs
β€’ Posters and promotional materials
β€’ T-shirts and memorabilia
β€’ Props and costumes
β€’ Newspaper clippings
β€’ Written memories and stories
β€’ Any other theater-related treasures

The exhibit will open upstairs in the Danville Town Hall on Saturday, August 1 (Danville Fair Day). We are also hoping to host an opening reception on Friday, July 31 (time to be announced), featuring the exhibit and, we hope, as many Danville Summer Singers alumni as possible.

If you know former cast or crew members who have moved away, please help spread the word and encourage them to get in touch.
If you have items to loan or donate, stories to share, or contact information for fellow alumni, please contact:
Patty Conly
Danville Historical Society
πŸ“ž 802-684-2055
Office Hours: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
(Please leave a message if no one answers, and your call will be returned as soon as possible.)

Or contact:
Beth Williams
πŸ“ž 802-595-3641
(Please leave a message if she is unavailable.)

Help us preserve and celebrate the memories, friendships, and performances that have made Danville theater such a special part of our community. Pictured is part of the 1991 cast of The Sound of Music.

Guess This Danville Farm! 🚜🌾It's time for another round of our "Guess This Danville Farm" series!Take a close look at to...
06/08/2026

Guess This Danville Farm! 🚜🌾

It's time for another round of our "Guess This Danville Farm" series!

Take a close look at today's photo. Do you recognize the barn, fields, landscape, or any clues that might reveal where this farm is located? Maybe it's a place you've driven by for years or perhaps even a farm that's been in your family.

Drop your guess in the comments below! πŸ‘‡

06/07/2026

Address

121 Hill Street, PO Box 274
Danville, VT
05828

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

(802) 684-2055

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