The VMM Board is thrilled to announce that the Museum is open!

Join us in marking this long-awaited renewal and the hiring of a new director, Molly Wickes. A graduate of the UVM Historic Preservation program, Molly returns to Vermont after directing the Carpenter Museum in Massachusetts and a stint at the Providence Preservation Society in Rhode Island among other posts.

Molly joins us at a critical moment in the Museum’s history and is ready to bring the VMM back to life. “I brought the community back into the Carpenter Museum and that’s what I’d like to do in Proctor,” said Ms. Wickes. “There’s a really rich history and a story to be told. There are still a good number of people in Proctor whose families worked for the Vermont Marble Company,” she said. “I want to reposition the Museum as a community museum and not solely a company museum.”

Check in here throughout the season for updates on new developments.

Molly Wickes, Executive Director

Vermont Marble Museum: From the Supreme Court to your Home

Marble is an important Vermont natural resource! We hope you enjoy our introduction to the exhibit. It’s your connection to the history, science and art of Vermont Marble! We have been presenting the past, present and future of marble, as used in art, as building material and amazing world of everyday uses for more that 20 years!

Marble in History

Learn the history of marble. From fascinating ways of quarrying it to famous places Vermont Marble is being used.

Marble Elegance

Our gift shop features hundreds of items that make unique and beautiful gifts that last a lifetime.

Group Tours

We offer a full plan for tour-buses, Elderhostel, and school groups to the museum. We offer reduced rates to groups of 20 or more! Smaller groups, families and individuals can book ahead for reduced rates! Click here to learn more.

Calcium Carbonate?

Together with Omya, our neighbor in Proctor, Vermont, and the premier producer of ground Calcium Carbonate (marble) products, we have opened a new educational room on the current uses of Calcium Carbonate in the Paper, Pain, Plastic, Food and Pharmaceutical Industries – for example, Chewing Gum & Toothpaste, ….you’ll be surprised!

Plan to visit us!

Since we’re located in Central Vermont, the exhibit is easy to reach from all major vacation travel routes.