Explore stories, records and the legacy of the farm, museum, and history in the Billings Family Archives.

Billings Farm & Museum is one of the best documented historic farms in America, with archival materials spanning more than 150 years. Researchers can explore an extensive collection of resources that document life on the Billings Farm and Estate from mid-19th century through the modern era.

Highlights of these collections include multi-generational Billings family correspondence and journals, farm business records, historic photographs, estate plans, and a specialized library of more than 9,000 volumes related to agriculture and farm life in Vermont and New England.

Access to the archives is available by appointment. To discuss your research interests or schedule a visit, please contact the Archivist at archives@billingsfarm.org

The Billings Family Archive Digital Collections contain printed manuscripts and photographic materials related to Billings Farm and Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park.