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Ndakinna Cultural Center & Museum

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34 Moscow Woods Rd, East Calais, VT 05650-8314
+1 802-456-8884
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“Ndakinna Cultural Center and Museum”

There are only two Abenaki museums in Vermont, part of the homeland (Ndakinna, "our land) of the... read more

Reviewed 24 October 2008
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Burlington, VT
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The Vermont Abenaki Indian Museum is the main attraction at The East Montpelier Sugarhouse. The museum will teach you the history of the Abenaki Indians living in Vermont or as some will call them Vermont Native Americans. So no matter your preference rather it be Vermont Indians or Vermont Native Americans the museum is about the first peoples of Vermont. We consider the museum to be one of the most educational Vermont museums of its kind.

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The Vermont Abenaki Indian Museum is the main attraction at The East Montpelier Sugarhouse. The museum will teach you the history of the Abenaki Indians living in Vermont or as some will call them Vermont Native Americans. So no matter your preference rather it be Vermont Indians or Vermont Native Americans the museum is about the first peoples of Vermont. We consider the museum to be one of the most educational Vermont museums of its kind.
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24 Oct 2008
“Ndakinna Cultural Center and Museum”
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34 Moscow Woods Rd, East Calais, VT 05650-8314
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+1 802-456-8884
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Reviewed 24 October 2008
Ndakinna Cultural Center and Museum

There are only two Abenaki museums in Vermont, part of the homeland (Ndakinna, "our land) of the aboriginal people. This one has a very friendly and informative staff and a growing collection of artifacts from area Natives as well as a diverse offering of pan-Indian...More

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