The Main Street Museum
About The Main Street Museum
The Main Street Museum is a museum and event space in White River Junction, Vermont. The museum is meant to evoke an 18th or 19th century cabinet of curiosities, and displays unusual and offbeat items, such as miniature shoes, unused keys, or hair locks from former presidents. It is also an event space, hosting drag events, concerts, poetry readings, and artwork by local artists. On its website, the museum is described as "a repository of artifacts and a public performance space".
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- Founded
- 1992
- Annual visitors
- 3K
- 3,000
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Nearby museums
Make a day of it. 4 more museums are within 3.9 miles of The Main Street Museum; the closest, New England Transportation Institute, is practically next door.
