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Vermont Highway Department Commissioner Stoddard B. Bates makes arrangements to travel the T.R.I. Highway with James P. Taylor.

A copy of a typewritten letter by Athol Bell of Barre, Vermont describing the aftermath of the 1927 flood in Vermont.

Copy of an article from the Bennington Banner of January 8, 1892.

Poster shows the head of a Marine above the Japanese Islands with an inset showing bomb falling on the Japanese flag.

A printed prospectus for a new weekly paper titled "True Democrat" in Burlington, Vermont. A.B. Bishop, listed as the subscriber, proposes that this newspaper be "devoted to the interests of the great Republican party, and the free and fearless…

Vermont's reputation as a bastion of antislavery and women's extensive involvement in antislavery societies elsewhere in the Northeast suggests that Jonathan Miller was not just boasting. But if so many women were involved, as Miller contended, why…

The "main building" of Eagle Camp, where founder Rev. George W. Perry and his family lived. Rev. Perry founded Eagle Camp in 1891 on Rockwell's Bay on the west shore of South Hero.

Some of the sixty-five tents used by summer guests at Eagle Camp.

The "Hosley Library" building, which was used by guests as a lounge and reading room.

The shore at Eagle Camp. Rev. George W. Perry, the camp's founder, is inset into this photo.

Front entrance and entrance hall of the Pavilion Hotel, Montpelier, Vermont, as seen from the stairhall, taken to document the condition of the building, September, 1969.

Entrance hall and stairhall of the Pavilion Hotel, Montpelier Vermont, as seen from the main entrance, taken to document the condition of the building, September, 1969.