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The Richmond Historical Society actively collects personal and family papers: diaries, letters, pictures, and other personal records that relate to the civic and natural history of the town of Richmond, Vermont. The RHS collects materials from all time periods and all segments of the population. Our limited storage space, however, requires that we be selective about what we accept. To find out if your item(s) are suitable for our collection, please click the button below to fill out a brief description of the item(s) and one of our archivists will reach out to you to discuss a possible donation.
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The Richmond Historical Society was formed in 1974 when the town’s Icon, The Round Church, was closed to the public when it was discovered the beams holding up its belfry had been damaged by dry rot and powderpost beetles. The RHS conducted fundraisers to repair and maintain the church for all to see and use. Since that date RHS has expanded its mission to preserve and share the history of Richmond, Vermont. Every contribution of historical artifact or a financial contribution, helps the organization meet its mission.
Monetary Contributions
Your support, in any form or amount, helps advance our mission. Click the Donate Now button below to make a contribution.
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