Ethan Allen Homestead Museum & Historic Site
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A large park along the Winooski River in Burlington featuring numerous wildlife species and elevated boardwalk trails, as well as Ethan and Fanny Allen's restored 1787 farmhouse--the historic home of Vermont's founder Ethan Allen and his wife, Fanny.
Just a short drive from downtown Burlington, the Homestead offers hands-on history, spectacular scenery, and riverside picnic areas and walks. The Homestead provides a genuine slice of 18th century life, and an intimate look at Vermont's most colorful - and controversial founder.
Museum Hours of Operation
May - October (check site for exact dates)
Sunday: 10-4 PMMonday: 10-4 PMTuesday: ClosedWednesday : ClosedThursday: 10-4 PMFriday: 10-4 PMSaturday: 10-4 PMSunday: 10-4 PM
They are also open upon request for schools and tour groups.
Reviews
- June 24, 2024"Super fun walking area to check out with youngsters! Lots going on around to explore in nature and super fun to check out the old house!"- Vtfun
- August 11, 2015"Not much there."- carmengeorgevt@gmail.com
- February 6, 2015"This is a tiny little museum but worth the time to visit. My children and I loved seeing the old artifacts and the home. Open hours are somewhat sparse but the trails surrounding are some of the best Burlington has to offer."- katiebug1530
- August 21, 2013"I remember going here as a kid with school and this is a place I plan on bringing my kids to now that they are a bit older and will enjoy all this place has to offer.. a little slice of Vermont culture along with a great place to picnic and see different animals."- lini15237