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This little house at 34 Barre Street was replaced by a low, Moderne-style brick building with great fanfare in 1947. It was occupied by Montpelier Freeze Lockers, Inc., a co-op that processed meat and rented freezer lockers to families for fruit and…

Early car and two horse drawn carriages parked between the First Baptist Church and City Hotel.

Northfield's village hall, which also served as a fire station, a jail, a theater, and a meeting place.

Distant view of the E. L. Smith & Company Granite Shed, surrounded by several granite chunks.

Lowell McLeon's blacksmith shop, with two men making horseshoes.

Williamstown, Vermont, from near the railroad station. Two churches are among the houses.

Group gathered near a sugarhouse. One boy stands near a sled hitched to a pair of young oxen.

Men and boys gathered around a sugarhouse. There is one sled hitched to horses and a smaller sled with a metal container hitched to a pair of young oxen.

Train pulling a line of cars through a valley. Houses are dotted in the valley and on the hillside in the background.

Men on a dirt road with various tools on horse drawn carts.

Railroad crew next to their steam shovel.

Raymond and Edward Bosworth having fun with a sled in the snow.