Hello and Welcome
Thank you for visiting our website. We are an all-volunteer historical society in Randolph, Vermont.
Contact Information
- randolph.vt.history@gmail.com
- Phone: (802) 728-9780
- Mailing address: 34 Highland Avenue, Randolph, Vermont 05060
Museum Information
- Randolph Historical Society Museum is located above the Randolph Police Department across the street from the post office.
- Street address: 6 Salisbury St. Randolph, Vermont 05060 [view on OpenStreetMap]
- No charge for admission. Currently open on selected days in the non-winter months and by appointment. Please contact us if you’d like to visit.
Mission Statement
The Randolph Historical Society collects, preserves and exhibits whatever explains and illustrates the heritage of Randolph Township for the use, education and enjoyment of present and future generations.
The Randolph Historical Society is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization. The following members are currently serving on the Board of Directors:
- Forrest MacGregor – President
- Damian DiNicola – Vice President
- Jo Ann Meginnes – Treasurer
- Marie Kittel – Secretary
- Leo Connolly – Board Member
- Mrs. Jim (Ruth) Tucker – Board Member
History
The museum which was originally donated by Franklin Salisbury, is owned by the town of Randolph, which does not charge rent. Its most impressive feature is a re-creation of a Main Street drug store once operated by Laurence Leonard, who donated it to the society in his will. The museum was created in the early 1970s and is open during certain weekends and by request.
The Randolph Historical Society was incorporated as a non-profit in 1980.