HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2015

Mudgett and Sons installing a renovated historic window.
Mudgett and Sons installing a renovated historic window.
Plastic coating to protect newly restored window. You barely see it.
Plastic coating to protect newly restored window. You barely see it.

The window restoration work was needed once again; repairs had been needed every 6 or 7 years.  Midgget and Sons removed every historic window (all the windows) to their workshop and then re-installed them with new caulking.  The finally each window was covered with a tailor made plastic “storm window” to improve energy efficiency and allow the museum to be open year round.

Pupils from Heidi Baitz's sixth grade class participating in the History Walk, a collabortion with the Museum.
Pupils from Heidi Baitz’s sixth grade class participating in the History Walk, a collabortion with the Museum.

 

The Museum and The Book Nook hosted  “A Walk Through History” with a tour through the village of Ludlow, in period  costumes at stops along the route.  The tour was followed by three Vermont authors giving presentations at the Museum about their books.

A NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM 2015

Festivities included wine and other drinks as well as ample appetizers.
Festivities included wine and other drinks as well as ample appetizers.

Rafael baskets galore!
Rafael baskets galore!

Music by Three at the Bar
Music by Three at the Bar

 

Vermont Historical Society honored BRAM for its Common Core Project documenting the Finnish immigration and settlement in the Black River Valley Area.

Our Assistant Director Linda Tucker far left, Sue Pollender President and Georgia Brehm our Director far right.
Our Assistant Director Linda Tucker far left, Sue Pollender President and Georgia Brehm our Director far right.

 

These are but a few of the many programs, events, workshops and exhibits that we hosted last year.  2016 is in the planning stages and will prove to be another banner year!