Publications from Peacham Historical Association
Historic Homes
Historic Homes of Peacham
The Peacham Historical Association announces publication of the second, revised edition of “Historic Homes of Peacham”. Expanding to include 134 houses, schools and stores, the book is a rich source of information on the architectural detail and historical significance of each building.
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Preserving Peacham’s Past
Preserving Peacham’s Past: 100 Years of Collecting by the Peacham Historical Association. The full-color book features 100 of the most interesting treasures from the PHA collections. Each of the objects is presented with a color image and information about its place in Peacham history. Winner of the 2021 Award of Excellence from the Vermont League of Local Historical Associations and Museums.
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“Peacham Aerial” – Note Card from PHA
“Peacham Aerial” is a blank note card designed by Susan McClellan and published by Peacham Historical Association. The image is an aerial view of the village at sunset in the winter, taken by Richard Brown from Charles Lindbergh’s plane in 1972. This popular card is currently unavailable. Check back for updates.
The Peacham Patriot
The Peacham Patriot, is the biannual PHA newsletter. It is distributed free of charge to PHA members. Click here to access The Peacham Patriot archives.
Peacham History
Peacham, The Story of a Vermont Hill Town by Ernest L. Bogart. Referring to the collections of Peacham history by Miss Jane E. Cowles, and utilizing the bequest of Jenny C. Watts, Mr. Bogart was able to publish this magnificent history for the town. Rescanned and reissued in an improved edition in 2022
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The Peacham Anthology is a collection of writings about the village of Peacham, VT, published by the Peacham Historical Association in 2004. The Peacham Anthology compiles over 40 articles spanning subjects such as The Civil War, blacksmithing, poetry, religion, politics, education, country life, farming and tourism. The anthology is a fantastic keepsake of New England History.
This book is dedicated to former PHA president, Ed Brown
People of Peacham by Jennie Chamberlin Watts and Elsie A. Choate, published by the Vermont Historical Society in 1965. This is another key publication which summarizes the vast family histories in Peacham.
Peacham Academy
Peacham Academy, 1795-1971, by Lorna Field Quimby. Peacham Vermont: Peacham Academy Alumni Association, 2005. Visit our Shop page to purchase this book.
Peacham and the Civil War
A Vermont Hill Town in the Civil War: Peacham’s Story Jutta R. Scott and Michelle Arnosky Sherburne, eds. With an Essay by Lynn A. Bonfield. Illustrated, maps, notes, bibliography. Revised in May 2018.
This publication presents a comprehensive history of Peacham in the Civil War and records the contributions and sacrifices of Peacham’s soldiers and families. The book features previously unpublished letters, diaries, personal recollections, and a rich array of period photographs and images.
This book has garnered praise and awards, including:
- Vermont Historical Society’s League of Local Historical Society Award, November 2012
- American Association of State and Local History Award of Merit, May 2013
- New England Museum Association First Place in Books Category, June 2013
A Vermont Hill Town in the Civil War: Peacham’s Story was revised and updated in 2018.
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Peacham Corner Historic Walking Tour
A revised and updated version is available at the Peacham Corner Guild, Peacham Library, and directly from PHA.
Exhibition Catalogs and Handouts
PHA often produces informational publications associated with exhibits and programs.