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Photograph of State Street in Montpelier, Vermont, in front of the Vermont State House, after the first snow of the winter. Large American elm trees line the street. Three houses can be seen in the distance: from left to right, 128 State Street…

Photograph of the Vermont State House in Montpelier after a light dusting of snow. Snow on the dome reflects the sunlight, but it was not gilded until 1907. The photo may have been altered to obliterate the hill behind the building.

Photograph of the Vermont State House in Montpelier with snow on the ground, trees and dome. The snow on the dome reflects the sun light, but it was not gilded until 1907. The photograph may have been altered to obliterate the hill behind the…

Tree lined lane up to the home of Governor Edward Curtis Smith. (Negative number unknown)

View of St. Albans from Edmund Royce's den following a snowstorm. One building and two trees, all covered in snow, are visible. (Royce Nitrate X-1)

A farm stands off in the distance across a snowy field. Trees dot the landscape. (Royce Safety Z-72a)

View of St. Albans from the town library following a snowstorm. Some people stand in the path up to the library, each bundled in thick winter clothing. (Royce Nitrate X-3)

View of St. Albans from Edmund Royce's bedroom following a snowstorm. Several houses and trees are covered in a thick blanket of snow. (Royce Nitrate X-2)

Tree standing near a frozen brook in winter. (Royce Nitrate 4-7)

This artistic winter scene was taken by Harriet B. Ellis, who, with her husband Benjamin, lived in Roxbury, Vermont. According to an article in the Dog River Crier, Harriet was selling her postcards at stores in Northfield in 1979, all of local…

View looking down Berlin Street, Montpelier, Vermont, in the winter. The "Red Arch Bridge" can be seen spanning the Winooski River in the distance. The covered bridge was replaced by a steel truss bridge in 1898, so this photograph was taken prior…