Did you know that there's a fascinating toy museum in Vermont that's tucked away in the Quechee Gorge Village Mall? That's right, upon entering this little-known destination in Vermont, you'll feel like you're taking a walk down memory lane as you discover games, cartoon characters, sweets, toys, and other memorabilia from the past. So, if you're looking for a fun activity that you and your family can enjoy together, read on to learn why I suggest visiting the Vermont Toy Museum.

Editor's note: Unfortunately the super cool Vermont Toy Museum is permanently closed.

The Vermont Toy Museum is open every day, from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. You'll find this hidden gem on the top floor of the Cabot store within this mall in Quechee.

Kids of all ages will have a blast reminiscing about their childhood when wandering this unique museum.

I had a Wonder Woman lunch box when I was a kid. Do you remember the lunch box you had when you were younger?

In addition to feeling nostalgic, enjoy the history lesson as you discover toys (and more) from the 1960s and beyond.

You might also be surprised to learn of board games that you never knew existed when you visit this lesser-known destination in Vermont.

Of course, you'll see timeless favorites like the Smurfs ...

... and be wowed by the number of Pez dispensers on display.

Are you ready to have a memorable and fun outing with your family? Check out Vermont Toy Museum on Facebook to learn more about this little-known destination in the Green Mountain State. If you've already been to this one-of-a-kind museum, let us know about your experience in the following comments section.

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