Electra Havemeyer Webb Memorial Building

Shelburne Museum’s world-renowned collection of French Impressionist masterpieces is exhibited in the Electra Havemeyer Webb Memorial Building. The interior is a painstaking recreation of six rooms from Mrs. Webb’s 1930s … Continued

Dutton House

Dutton House portrays the home of an 1820s New England entrepreneur and his family. The house was built by Salmon Dutton in Cavendish, Vermont in 1782 and served as both … Continued

Dorset House

Shelburne Museum’s world-renowned wildfowl decoys are housed in Dorset House. The house was built around 1832 in East Dorset, Vermont, and is an excellent example of Greek Revival architecture. Dorset … Continued

Covered Bridge

Take a stroll across Shelburne Museum’s rare, two-lane Covered Bridge, which was built in 1845 to span the Lamoille River in Cambridge, Vermont. Be sure to look up and admire … Continued

Circus Building

The Circus Building and carousel are favorite attractions for families visiting Shelburne Museum. The fanciful, horseshoe-shaped Circus Building was specifically designed to showcase the hand-carved miniature Arnold Circus Parade, which … Continued

The Brick House

The elegant Brick House was the Vermont home of Shelburne Museum Founder Electra Havemeyer Webb and her husband, James Watson Webb. Located about two miles from the Museum’s main campus … Continued

Blacksmith Shop

Demonstrations at the Blacksmith Shop are a memorable Shelburne Museum experience. The one-room brick shop was built around 1800 (a frame addition was built later), and it was moved from … Continued

Beach Gallery and Beach Lodge

Designed to resemble an Adirondack hunting camp, these two log buildings were built in 1960 using timber from Electra Havemeyer Webb’s 50,000-acre northern New York preserve. The buildings are named … Continued

Steamboat Ticonderoga

Visitors’ first view of the steamboat Ticonderoga, rising up behind Shelburne Museum’s campus of historic buildings, is an unforgettable experience. The restored 220-foot steamboat is a National Historic Landmark and … Continued

Pizzagalli Center for Art and Education

The Pizzagalli Center for Art and Education is a regional destination for art, music, film, lectures, and more. With its soaring central space, two expansive modern galleries, a 130-seat auditorium, … Continued