Exhibits

Rokeby Museum offers visitors three exhibit experiences

Free & Safe: The Underground Railroad in Vermont is a permanent installation on the second floor of the Education Center.

A new, temporary exhibit is crafted each year to explore some aspect of the site’s history and to showcase part of the Museum’s rich and diverse collection. Seasonal exhibits are mounted in the Jane Williamson Gallery.

Click here to explore previous special exhibitions we have presented in the Jane Williamson Gallery.

Most of the Museum’s collection is on permanent “exhibit” in the Historic Robinson Home. Its seven rooms are densely furnished with furniture, textiles, lighting, books, photographs, and art — and all owned by the Robinsons.

Volunteers run the guided tours at Rokeby. After a year of preservation work, the Historic Robinson Home is once again open by guided tour only. Guided tours of the historic home and outbuildings are available Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, with tours at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm. Tours last approximately one hour.

Note: Admission is “pay what you can” on Tuesday afternoons from 1–5 pm.
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