Vermont Marble Museum
About Vermont Marble Museum
If you are excited to visit the world's largest marble exhibit, then the Vermont Marble Museum is a must-see destination for your family! Nestled in the charming town of Proctor, Vermont, this museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of marble, a stone that has shaped the state’s history and industry.
At the Vermont Marble Museum, families can explore a variety of exhibits that delve into the science, art, and history of marble. Kids will be amazed by the hands-on exhibits that bring the history of marble to life, including the story of how marble from Vermont was used in the construction of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington Cemetery. The Earth Alive exhibit is particularly engaging, offering interactive displays that help children understand the geological processes that create marble.
For over 20 years, the Vermont Marble Museum has been educating visitors about the past, present, and future of marble. The museum showcases how marble is used in building materials, stunning works of art, and even in everyday objects. Children can learn about the quarrying process and discover famous landmarks that feature Vermont marble. It's an educational journey that might surprise you!
Don't forget to visit the museum's gift shop, where you'll find a variety of unique items crafted from Vermont’s Verde Antique Green marble and Vermont Danby White marble. A visit to the art studio and gallery is also a must, where a resident artist displays beautiful marble sculptures.
Planning a visit to the Vermont Marble Museum promises a fun and educational day out for the whole family. So, are you ready to explore the hidden wonders of marble at this fantastic Vermont attraction? Let's go!
Is this your business ? Claim it
Suggest editHow much does it cost?
Suggest editAdults $9
Children $4
Free Under 6 years
Last Update 2025
Discount Reduced rates for adults & seniors if you reserve ahead of time. Always free for Proctor residents
Weather forecast
Activity reviews
Questions & Answers
Ask a Question
No questions yet. Be the first to ask!
Vermont Marble Museum FAQ’s
How does the museum contribute to sustainability and community?
The museum actively participates in community events and supports local artisans, ensuring that marble's legacy continues to benefit the community.
What activities can families enjoy at the Vermont Marble Museum?
Families can enjoy interactive exhibits, art workshops, and guided tours that make learning about marble fun and engaging.
Are there facilities for visitors with babies at the museum?
The museum offers baby-changing facilities and is stroller friendly to accommodate families with young children.
Are there food options available at the Vermont Marble Museum?
While the museum doesn't have a cafe, there are nearby eateries where families can enjoy a meal after their visit.
What are some top tips for visiting the Vermont Marble Museum?
Make sure to meet the resident marble sculptor and try marble sculpting yourself for a hands-on experience!
What kind of souvenirs can families buy at the museum?
The gift shop is a treasure trove of custom-designed items made from Vermont's beautiful marbles, perfect for your home or office.
What educational programs are available for schools and groups?
They offer a full plan for tour-buses, Elderhostel, and school groups, with reduced rates for groups of 20 or more.
Does the museum offer any healthy eating options for visitors?
Visitors are encouraged to bring their own snacks and can enjoy them in designated picnic areas.
What assistance is available for visitors needing extra help?
Call ahead to inquire about exhibit accessibility and any special assistance that may be needed during your visit.
What unique feature should visitors not miss at the museum?
Don't miss the beautifully crafted marble bathrooms, a unique highlight of the museum!

Rate & Write a Review
Your rating *