The official WEB site for the Cornish Colony Museum is at the link: Cornish Colony Museum. Please visit that site for more details and news about the museum which is located in the historic town of Windsor, Vermont. Maxfield Parrish called Windsor his "home town" for many years, even though his house was technically across the river in New Hampshire.

We are very proud of the magnificent job which Ten Speed Press of Berkeley, California has done in publishing seven of Alma Gilbert's books. In March of 2009, Ten Speed Press became a part of the Crown Publishing Group at Random house, Inc.  Congratulations to Phil Wood for a magnificant career at Ten Speed, the company which he founded in 1971. For a look at their new WEB site, please click on: TenSpeed Press

For a look at the must-see Augustus Saint-Gaudens national historic site located in the heart of the Cornish Colony, Cornish, New Hampshire, click on: The Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site. This site is the only major museum actually located across the Connecticut River in the state of New Hampshire. It is about 2 miles north of the famous Cornish-Windsor covered bridge, itself a renowned scenic attraction in the area.

For a look at one of our favorite local museums, point to the link for the American Precision Museum, which is located in the historic town of Windsor, Vermont, right across the Connecticut River from Cornish, NH. Click on: American Precision Museum.This museum received a large number of machines and tools from Maxfield Parrish's machine shop. Those items were donated to the American Precision Museum by Alma Gilbert when she closed the Maxfield Parrish Museum at The Oaks back in 1985.