In 2008 the museum launched publication of a journal called the Walloomsack Review, to be published each autumn. It is designed to showcase historical articles of interest to the museum's region, which is loosely defined as the state of Vermont and nearby Massachusetts and New York.

In the second issue of the Review, two articles on Southern Vermont are featured.  Both focus on the early settlement period when much of the focus was on building community.  The first article entitled "South Woodford and the Windham Turnpike: A Forgotten Road in a Forgotten Place"  is written by Ruth Ekstrom.  It discusses one attempt to improve the roads betwen Bennington and Brattleboro, Vermont along the southern region of the state.

The second  feature article is written by Glenn M. Andres and is entitled "Architectural Elegance: Lavius Fillmore's Refinement of the New England Meetinghouse".  Recognized now as the Old First Church (First Congregational Church) located in Old Bennington, this article is concerned with the building of a spiritual community as evidenced through the meetinghouse.

The journal, named for one of the early variant spellings of Bennington's dominant river, usually spelled Walloomsac, also contains reviews of relevant new books of interest.

Subscriptions are $5 a year and should be sent to the museum. Author's queries are encouraged and may be addressed to editor Tyler Resch at tresch@benningtonmuseum.org