We visited a great museum and witnessed a cool demo of wooden shingles being cut by a machine that was almost 100 years old. Hats off to the volunteers that manned the machinery and museum.

If you are staying in Weston or just passing through, this is a place to stop and see technology in its early stages. Also, tinsmith was there, we purchased real "tinsel" to put on our Christmas tree!

We went to visit the Mill museum and it is certainly a great place to absorb early American technology and know-how! What was even more fascinating was the museum of a colonial era residence immediately next door that dates from 1795 and was occupied until...More

Stewardship and conservation at it's highest level. The volunteer Mill Guide was highly informed about the workings of the mill workings and area and town historical data. He had really good people skills and was able to keep your interest for the better part of...More

Take a few minutes, nice stop in a lovely town, and very welcoming place - it a really great location, just down from Vermont Country store and the PlayHouse, Weston

Just across the square in town is a lovely little piece of very fascinating history that is not to be missed on a trip to Weston. The day we went the barn was open and you can go inside and see all the old tools...More

The Mill "Museum" is in the heart of Weston, a stone's throw to the country store, playhouse, etc. The entire center of Weston is well worth the visit. You will feel like you just stepped back in time with the quaint small town charm. The...More

This Museum brings you back to the hand made days. Before going check hours for I think the hours are different. After viewing inside , outside is nice too. You'll see what I mean when you are there.

It was a beautiful Fall day for picture taking of the Mill Museum. There were exhibits about the mill and you could take a tour if you desired.

We happened upon "Colonial Craft Day," in Weston. What a treat! Everyone was so welcoming, friendly, and knowledgeable. We especially enjoyed our visit to The Old Mill. It was so interesting to learn about the milling process, and of course the mill pond and little...More