Skeeter H.
7/29/2019
If you find yourself in Vermont, and in particular Proctor, VT you can stumble upon the Vermont Marble Museum. The museum is up on the second floor but for those that need it they do have an...
Vermont Marble Museum
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52 Main St
Proctor, VT 05765
Vermont Marble Museum is a hidden gem in Vermont! Come and discover how many buildings and monuments in Washington, D.C. have been built with Vermont marble. Learn about geology in our "Earth Alive" discovery room. Try your hand at marble sculpting with Allen Dwight - our resident sculptor.See the original blueprints for the "Tomb of the Unknown Soldier" - and see the award winning film about the quarrying and carving of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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4.012 reviews
Chuck K.
8/6/2014
Pretty dull, even for a museum about marble. Spent lots of floor space on bad example of using marble in the kitchen and bathroom, lot of space of photo of monuments they supplied marble to. Then...
Dave D.
7/20/2019
Arrived at 1:03 pm on 19 July and was closed, even though the sign on the door indicated that it should be open. Wanted to know more about the marble buildings and bridges around.
Katherine C.
9/9/2018
Not a bad museum. Great marble work in the floors and exhibits. However, parts of it will remind me of a sales floor for carpeting. They have patches of marble all over and that's it. I wanted...
John M.
10/26/2019
Great for the rock hound that wants to learn the different marbles and the history of the marble industry in Vermont.
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