The Vermont Barn Census would make a great addition to your classroom. Learning about Vermont's agricultural history could be a valuable experience for students.

We are now booking Barn Census presentations for local groups and schools for early spring. If you would like to kick off your community Barn Census project with an illustrated presentation about barns and the Vermont Barn Census, please contact us!

We can be reached:

• Via email at mike.plummer@state.vt.us
• Via telephone at (802) 828-1220
• Via USPS at Vermont Barn Census c/o Division for Historic Preservation, National Life Building, 2nd Floor, Montpelier, Vermont, 05620

For more information on how historic preservation can be integrated with your lesson plans, the National Service Learning Clearinghouse has put together a guide which includes the benefits of including historic preservation in the classroom, examples from around the country, and resources for interested educators.

Click the logo to see the guide.

Thanks!

A Project of the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation, University of Vermont Historic Preservation Program,
and Historic Windsor’s Preservation Education Institute, Save Vermont Barns,
Vermont Housing and Conservation Board, and Preservation Trust of Vermont

This project is funded by a Preserve America Grant through the National Park Service to the State of Vermont Division for Historic Preservation.