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Rokeby Museum | Faith Revell, Executive Director
4334 Route 7 | Ferrisburgh, VT 05456
802.877.3406 | info@rokeby.org

We are now closed for the season and look forward to seeing you in May, 2026. Be sure to check back often for other opportunities to visit in the interim as we have many exciting events planned.

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Ferrisburgh, VT 05456

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Today, Rokeby Museum honors one of the greatest abolitionists in American history, William Lloyd Garrison. Born on this day, 1805, in Newburyport, Massachusetts, Garrison became one of the most prominent figures opposing enslavement. Founder of the American Anti-Slavery Society and publisher of abolition-focused newspaper, "The Liberator," Garrison's advocacy inspired abolitionists across the country, from Angelina Grimké to Frederick Douglass.

The Robinsons were no exception, closely following Garrisonian principles such as non-violence and moral suasion. Not just adherents, the Robinsons were close associates and friends of Garrison, as seen in personal correspondence. Garrison praised Rachel for her writing and her commitment to boycotting goods made with enslaved labor. He referred to Rowland as his "dear friend" and spent time at Rokeby during his travels. In an 1878 letter, a year before the deaths of both men, Garrison named Rowland as "the most esteemed and the truest" of his friends and co-laborers.

Rokeby Museum is committed to carrying on the legacy of the Robinsons and their anti-slavery work. Preserving stories such as their relationship with Garrison is one part of this mission, and you can help by donating to Rokeby's annual fund: https://rokeby.org/support/

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Rokeby's Holiday Sale is tomorrow, and we're pulling out all the stops! Brand-new in our shop this year are Rokeby Gold flannel blankets, scarfs, and tote bags, thanks to a generous donation from @vermontflannel. Supplies are limited, so don't miss out! We also have books, mugs, exclusive Rokeby merch, and handmade products from Addison county artists. There's no better place to get your Christmas shopping done!

Stop by 12:00 - 4:00 this Sunday to browse the gift shop, explore our exhibit, walk the trails, enjoy a complimentary hot cocoa, and make fun, family-friendly crafts!

Can't make it? You'll have another chance Friday, 12/14, at out Art and Merry-Making Day, from 10:00 - 4:00. There's plenty to do at Rokeby this season!

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Folks love our trail camera shots, so we had to share this incredible capture from our latest stakeout! This stunning coyote is immortalized at the very moment it approaches our camera, as the light, pre-Thanksgiving dusting of snow accentuates the change in seasons. Our trails keep Rokeby Museum connected to its natural roots and are maintained through the generosity of donors like you.

Help us keep our nature trails open and accessible by donating to Rokeby's annual fund: https://rokeby.org/support/ 

Our nature trails are open year-round, dawn to dusk, free of charge. Stop by this Sunday, 12/7, from 12-4 to grab a complimentary hot cocoa during our Holiday Sale before heading out.

Stay tuned for an end-of-year compilation of our favorite wildlife shots!

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