Much of the bedrock foundation of Vermont was formed hundreds of millions of years ago when Vermont was covered by an ocean, and volcanoes erupted in spectacular fashion on islands in that ocean. Dr. Ray Coish will discuss this ancient history and answer any other burning geological questions you may have.

Join us for a showing of the documentary Life in Windsor County. This film was created by Johnson State College students, Professor Bill Doyle, and Vince Franke of Peregrine Productions, LLC. It features over 200 historic images and covers topics ranging from Windsor County’s earliest settlers to stories of what life was like in the early 1900s.

Join us to see clips and discuss some of the movies and advertisements that were filmed in the Woodstock area.

Join us for a slideshow of rarely-seen historic images. This slideshow will begin with photos of the Old Woolen Mill (present-day Recreation Center) and then lead guests over Rose Hill, past the King Farm and cemeteries, to Lute Raymond's house on "the Flats."

Join us to view a slideshow of a few of Woodstock’s many unforgettable people.

Come make festive holiday ornaments out of metal, as well as an old-fashioned holiday “cracker.”

Come make a Victorian-style ornament with fabric, faux pearls, beads, and fancy trims.

Join us for a Halloween Party with crafts, games, a gourd hunt and more.

To learn more about the history of River Street, please join us for a walking tour that will start at the Elm Street Bridge and go as far as the Middle Bridge and back.

To learn more about the history of River Street, please join us for a walking tour that will start at the Elm Street Bridge and go as far as the Middle Bridge and back.

To learn more about the history of River Street, please join us for a walking tour that will start at the Elm Street Bridge and go as far as the Middle Bridge and back.

To learn more about the history of River Street, please join us for a walking tour that will start at the Elm Street Bridge and go as far as the Middle Bridge and back.

To learn more about the history of River Street, please join us for a walking tour that will start at the Elm Street Bridge and go as far as the Middle Bridge and back.

Come enjoy some family fun at the Woodstock History Center’s Old Time Fair. Activities will include games, a magician, face painting, crafts, food, and live music. Admission, food, and games are just 25 cents each.

Preston Bristow will present a slideshow featuring historic photos and fun facts that trace the history of the First Congregational Church of Woodstock from its first gathering 250 years ago.

This walking tour series will focus on sites in Woodstock Village that were important to children during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Come play and explore with clay.

This walking tour series will focus on sites in Woodstock Village that were important to children during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

This walking tour series will focus on sites in Woodstock Village that were important to children during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

This walking tour series will focus on sites in Woodstock Village that were important to children during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

This walking tour series will focus on sites in Woodstock Village that were important to children during the 19th and early 20th centuries.