All In Vermont invites students to become historians by exploring the stories of the places they know best. Through local research, primary sources, and community connections, students investigate Vermont’s past and share what they discover on a statewide map for all to access. 

Teachers gain flexible, standards-aligned tools for inquiry-based learning, while students build research, critical thinking, and civic skills by contributing to a growing public history project. 

Every town has stories. All in Vermont is an invitation to help tell them.

This interactive website is designed for you to study Vermont History. The site uses artifacts and photographs from the Vermont Historical Society's collections.

Check out the maps and documents that help tell the story of Vermont becoming the 14th state.

Did you know that photographs and census records show how Vermont has changed over time?

Are you interested in fascinating facts? Check out the illustrated timeline about Vermont history.

This is your place to discover Vermont History. Go explore!

Resources for teachers and parents are housed under the Educators tab.

Learn more about field trips and Hands-On History programs hosted at the Vermont History Museum in Montpelier.

Check out our History Kits to bring interactive history directly to the students in your classrooms.

Learn the value of participating in Vermont History Day with your students

Looking for classroom sets of books? Our Lending Library may be just the resource you are seeking.

Are you seeking lesson plans to supplement your teaching materials? Currently, our lessons are geared towards grades 3-5. This section of the website will be expanding to include resources for all grades. Please check back regularly for updates.