Family Things To Do in Shelburne, Vermont

Step back in time as you open the door to the chime of sleigh bells. Noticethe inviting aroma of homemade fudge and penny candies. Enjoy our delightful assortment of Vermont gifts and gift ... More on 1-800-vermont.com

An old fashioned country store featuring items such as penny candy, homemade ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Seasonal apple orchard overlooking Lake Champlain. Food and Vermont products available at our Cider House ... More on 1-800-vermont.com

Founded in 1947, the Shelburne Museum has one of the finest collections of art and Americana available to t... More on Heritage

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Welcome Welcome! The Shelburne Art Center is a non-profit art institution dedicated to offering Vermonters of all ages instruction across a range of traditional craft mediums. Since our founding in... More on Shelburneartcenter.org

Shelburne Art Center offers year-round classes and workshops for adults and children in fine arts, wood, ceramics, fiber, metal, and glass.Kids classes and summer camps explore various mediums and ... More on 1-800-vermont.com

This scenic course is located near Lake Champlain. Water hazards (two ponds and a creek) come into play on ten holes. This is the longest course in the State of Vermont. The club hosted the 1994 ... More on Golf.com

Well maintained course with a challenging layout. More on GolfReview

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A visit to the Museum is a journey into an exciting chapter of the nation's history & a unique educational experience. The Museum tells the history of a truly American breed - The Morgan Horse - th... More on 1-800-vermont.com

Established in 1947 by Americana collector Electra Havenmeyer Webb, the museum contains one of the nation's most singular collections of ... More on Frommers

( Cambridge Village or Museum , 168', 1845, 45-04-06) across Burr Pond in Shelburne Museum at the S. edge of Shelburne , Chittenden County, VT. US7 S. about 0.3 miles from jct with Harbor Rd. in ... More on dalejtravis.com

'Prentis House', built in 1773 in Hadley, Massachusetts by the Dickenson family, is typical of the indigenous style of Saltbox architecture that developed in New England during the Colonial period and remained in use, particularly ... More on Wikipedia