Opened in 1931 as the Robert Hull Fleming Museum,
the UVM-based Fleming Museum houses Vermont's most conprehensive
collection of art and anthropology. The Museum contains some 20,000
objects that span from the early Mesopotamian era to contemporary
America, and special exhibits are always available for viewing.
Guided tours are available (reservations are requested), and the
Fleming Museum also offers educational programs, classes, workshops,
films and more.
The Fleming Museum is open on the following
schedule:
Labor Day - April 30
Tuesday-Friday, 9-4
Saturday and Sunday, 1-5
Closed Monday
April 30-Labor Day
Tuesday-Friday, 12-4
Saturday and Sunday, 1-5
Closed Monday
The price of admission is $3/adults, $5/family, $2/students
and seniors and free for children under 6, members and
students from nearby colleges. You can reach the Fleming
Museum at 802-656-0750, or stop by their Website
to view upcoming events and programs (note: their goal
is to eventually make the entire collection availble via
the Web.
