Abenaki Culture and History

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ABENAKI CULTURE and HISTORY

The Museum's collection of western Abenaki artifacts reflects one nation's heritage through craftwork, clothing, maps and historical interpretation. The museum sponsors school tours, lectures & other activities throughout the year & is important in Abenaki cultural activities such as the Heritage Days PowWow. Exhibits include both original artifacts as well as reproductions of historic artifacts, augmented by modern Abenaki craft arts.

The museum shows to all that the Abenaki have always been here.

Abenaki Tribal Museum
and Cultural Center
100 Grand Ave., Swanton, VT.
802-868-2559 Website

» Designed by and with many items from the collection of Fred M. Wiseman (right), the Chairman of the Department of Humanities at Johnson State College and the director of the Abenaki Tribal Museum and Cultural Center. See also Famous Abenaki

« Suzy Chaffee with St. Francis/Sokoki Abenaki band Chief April St. Francis Merrill (left), trusted daughter of the late St. Francis/Sokoki Chief, Homer St. Francis

Olympic skier, Snow Dancer and Activist, Suzy Chaffee is proud of her state's Abenaki heritage.
She supports the efforts in conserving the culture and keeping it available for future generations.

Abenaki Cultural and History Links

	Chimney Point Historic Site
	David Marvin Collection
	Fairbanks Museum
	Fort Ticonderoga Museum
	Abenaki Culture & History Menu
	Abenaki History by Lee Sultzman
	Elnu Abenaki History

You may also want to search the net with
the subject "Abenaki" or "Abenaki History".

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