UVM Morgan Horse Farm

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About Us

The UVM Morgan Horse Farm is situated on 215 acres in the lush, agricultural area of Addison County. Colonel Joseph Battell built the main barn in 1878 to house his assembly of the era's finest Morgans.

The goals of the UVM Morgan Horse Farm are to perpetuate and improve the Morgan breed, to provide educational training and experience for students and the general public interested in equine science, to function as a public relations arm for the University, and to provide a resource for research in equine science.

Guided Tour Admission Rates:
- Adults $10, Youth 5-17 years $7, Kids 0-4 years Free
- UVM ID holders, Seniors, Military, and Addison County Residents: $8.50
- Admission fees to grounds are paid upon arrival in the gift shop, located in the lobby of the main barn.

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Jobs

Seeking that Magical All-Arounder
Category: Animal Care and Services
We are seeking that magical, capable person who can join a fun, productive, and hard-working team at the UVM Morgan Horse Farm.  The ideal candidate enjoys working outside around large animals and connecting with our many guests and students who come to learn about our Vermont State Animal, the Morgan horse. Horse-enthusiasts are welcome but not a requirement; we just need you to be able and ...read more
Contact:
Phone:(802) 388-2011
Fax:(802) 388-0844