Our Mission
The Windsor Vermont Historical Association (WVHA) is a 501(c)(3) non-nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of the history and heritage of Windsor, Vermont.
Spotlight
Anti-racism Book Club Author Discussion with Cynthia Bittinger sponsored by Windsor Public Library, Black Lives Matter Windsor, VT, and Windsor Historical Society.
Video courtesy of Windsor On Air (WOA)
Windsor Selectman vs. S. Jacob
Local Historian, James Haaf presents: "Social & Local Factors Leading to the Court Cases of the Selectmen of Windsor vs. Stephen Jacob, 1801-1802
Video courtesy of Windsor On Air (WOA)
Community Condition Assessment
Cemetery Stone Conservation Workshop
Organized by Judy Hayward, Historic Windsor Vermont Preservation
WVHA board members participated in Hayward’s workshop about conservation of cemetery stones and landscapes held at Old South Church cemetery in Windsor, Vermont.
About Us
WVHA collects, preserves, and interprets genealogical, biographical, and historical matter pertaining to the town of Windsor. We strive to promote awareness of and interest in the development and evolution of the town and those individuals, associations and organizations composing it by making our resources accessible to researchers, genealogists, and the general public.
Exhibits on display at the Welcome Center
Board of Directors
Vi Welker, President
Sherrill Gould, Vice President
Mike Welker, Secretary/Treasurer
Adrianne Burklund, Director of Collections
Bridget Fariel
Pamela Bagley
Kathryn Grover
Linda Farnsworth
Linda Wetter
Get Involved
Opportunities to help further the mission of WVHA
Donate to our Collection
The Windsor Vermont Historical Association actively seeks materials (e.g. Artifacts, Historical Documents and Photographs) about Windsor and welcomes donations of appropriate items pertaining to the history of Windsor. Though our storage space is limited, our Collections Committee would be happy to consider materials that you wish to donate, and for those that we are able to accept, we will ensure that they are protected and preserved in perpetuity.
Volunteering
WVHA strives to align volunteer opportunities with current Association needs and initiatives. We find this makes volunteering more purposeful and meaningful for all involved. We also find that many volunteers’ lead busy lives and that a rigid volunteer schedule is not always practical for the volunteer or even the WVHA board. Therefore, keep in mind that getting started with regular volunteer work at WVHA might take some time and some experimentation for all involved! In an email, specifically address your interests and also your skills and experience. Depending on your role, we will have a simple form for you to fill out at WVHA once we meet.