Ethan Allen Homestead Museum

The Ethan Allen Homestead Museum is dedicated to preserving the story of northern frontier life during Vermont's founding and the creation of the United States. Guests can: *Tour the over 200-year-old Allen House *Visit Fanny's Garden, a reconstructed 18th-century colonial garden *Explore a recreated Abenaki village and living ceremonial site *Play games and try on 18th century costumes in a recreated 18th century Tavern *Learn about archaeology, the American Revolution, and Native American history & culture from museum exhibits *Picnic on the banks of the Winooski River *Wallk/cycle the many nature and bike trails in and surrounding the Ethan Allen Homestead Park (managed by the Winooski Valley Park District) Museum Seasonal Hours: May 1st-October 31st Daily, 10am-4pm (The park is open dawn to dusk year round, even when the museum is closed). Admission (includes guided tour) Adults: $15 Students (5-17): $7 Under 5: Free Purchase admission on site when you arrive.