New Abenaki Indian Museum Now Open In Vermont.

Please keep in mind this is a work in progress. We plan to have the museum fully ready by spring 2008.

The Abenaki Indian Museum is the main attraction at The East Montpelier Sugarhouse. The Indian museum is located just outside Montpelier Vermont the capital of Vermont on historic route 2.The museum will teach you the history of the Abenaki Indians living in Vermont. Inside the museum you will find such items as Abenaki Indian clothing, Abenaki Indian Baskets. Birch bark canoe displays, Abenaki history, Various displays of the Abenaki indian tribes and bands in Vermont and much more Abenaki culture and history then you will find anywhere. We consider the museum to be one of the most educational Vermont museums of it's kind. Not only does the Indian museum offer the history of the Abenaki Indians of Vermont it also offers a classroom where various heritage & culture classes are being offered to teach people various skills such as Abenaki arts & crafts, Abenaki History, winter survival skills and traditions. The Abenaki Indians occupied the territory now called Vermont long before Euro Americans settled here and still today there are many Abenakis living here. We offer monthly themes that will also inspire programs and special demonstrations throughout the year. we are a short drive from Montpelier Vermont and are one of the states historical Vermont attractions. View our Calendar Of Events for more details. The Museum Is Free To The Public however we rely on donations to keep the museum going. You can help by Making A Donation Today.  We are always looking for items to display in our museum. If you have items you would like to put on loan to the museum feel free to contact Red Fox at 802-224-1055.

   Please Donate Today.

 $100.00 Donation    $250.00 Donation

Or you can mail your donation made out to: Ndakinna Cultural Center & Museum 4423 US Route 2 East Montpelier VT 05651

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