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To demonstrate who we are in the present through interaction with our past, our community, our beliefs, and the vision that we hold for the future.

 

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The Sullivan Museum and History Center is most fortunate to be able to partner as an Affiliate with the Smithsonian Institution.

This partnership brings multiple opportunities to Norwich University enabling access to the nation’s collection throughout the 19 Smithsonian Museums, including access to major collections pertinent to the history of Norwich University, Vermont and the story of our contributions to American history and our nation’s development. In addition, the Sullivan Museum and History Center will be able to share our collections with other Affiliates across the nation.

Visit the Sullivan Museum

We are pleased that you are planning to visit the Sullivan Museum and History Center. Our exhibits cover the rich history of Norwich University, including artifacts and artwork, and the achievements of its alumni from 1819 to the present. Admissions to the museum is free and access to the museum is handicap accessible. If access to a wheelchair is needed during a visit, please notify a staff member.

This page is a guide to help you plan your visit, if you have any questions please feel free to contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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Support from members and donors is the driving force that allows the Sullivan Museum and History Center to continue its work, bringing art, history, and culture alive for the Norwich community and the public. There are many ways to contribute and get involved with the museum, including becoming a member, volunteering, and making a donation.

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