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Aiken family. |
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Photographs of Beatrice Howard Aiken and George Aiken and family, circa 1900-1975. |
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Series ID:
A-308
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Location:
State Archives |
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2.5 linear inches (1 compact disc). |
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Series consists of 76 scanned images of Beatrice and George Aiken, their parents, descendents, and homes. |
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Barre (Vt.). Municipal Court. |
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Naturalization records, 1895-1906. |
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Series ID:
PRA-243
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
3 cubic feet. |
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Series consists of declarations of intention and naturalization records. All are arranged alphabetically. |
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Bennington (Vt.) |
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Liquor books, 1895-1899. |
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Series ID:
A-338
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot (2 volumes). |
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Series consists of logs of people who bought liquor in Bennington. |
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Bloomer family. |
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Scrapbooks about Asa S. Bloomer, 1941-1961. |
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Series ID:
A-292
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2.5 linear inches (3 volumes) |
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Series consists of scrapbooks of newsclippings and correspondence. The scrapbooks include: 1. Newsclippings about Asa Bloomer's service in the house, 1941-1943. 2. Newsclippings about Asa Bloomer, speaker of the house, 1943. 3. Newsclippings and correspondence about the 1943 session and reunions of the House of 1943. The scrapbooks not only document Bloomer's service, but also the activities of the Vermont House of Representatives during World War II. |
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Buel's Gore (Vt.) |
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Enrolled Militia, 1863. |
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Series ID:
PRA-390
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot, 1 microfilm reel. |
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Alphabetical listing of men eligible for military service. Pursuant to Act 1 of 1862, enrollment began 27 January 1863 throughout Vermont. The names, ages and occupations of five men are listed. |
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Burlington (Vt.). Municipal Court. |
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Naturalization records, 1869-1906. |
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Series ID:
PRA-103
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
6 cubic feet. |
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Series consists of six bound volumes of applications presented to the City Court of Burlington to become a naturalized citizen of the United States. Applications contain applicant’s name, age at time of application, country of origin, intention to become a United States citizen and renounce allegiance and fidelity to any foreign state or sovereignty, request before the Court to be admitted as a United States citizen, and declaration of support for the Constitution of the United States. If accepted, the application is signed and includes a date for when the certificate of citizenship was issued. Each volume has a name index. |
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Chandler, John W. |
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John W. Chandler Records and Atlas (copy), 1830, 1833. |
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Series ID:
A-001
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2 volumes. |
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Series consists of copies of John W. Chandler's Records and Atlas (2 volumes). Includes copies of Vermont maps, lotting plans and lists of proprietors The originals, which are located at the Vermont Historical Society, are dated 1830 and 1833. The volumes were copied for the secretary of state's office in 1923. |
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Coca-Cola Company. |
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Financial records, 1972-1973. |
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Series ID:
PRA-336
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 microfilm reel. |
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Series consists of financial records for the Coca-Cola Company. |
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Congregational churches in Vermont. |
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Consociation of Congregational churches in Chittenden County records, 1833-1845. |
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Series ID:
A-032
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Location:
State Archives |
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2.5 linear inches. |
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Series consists primarily of minutes, reports, and receipts of the Consociation of Congregational Churches in Chittenden County. Included is a 1833 printed letter to "All Ministers of the Gospel" from Elijah Paine, the president of the Vermont Colonization Society. |
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Douglas, James H. |
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Jim Douglas Campaign for Secretary of State records, 1980. |
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Series ID:
A-340
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
.4 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of press releases, schedules, newsclippings, speeches, and correspondence relating to Jim Douglas' campaign for Secretary of State in 1980. |
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E.T. Houston Studio. |
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Houston Studio photograph collection, circa 1920-1963. |
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Series ID:
A-017
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
17.25 cubic feet; 3 oversize folders. |
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Series consists of photographs taken by the E.T. Houston Studio. Edwin T. Houston, the studio owner, was a photographer based in Waterbury beginning about 1900 and was based in Montpelier beginning in the 1920's. After he died in 1942, the studio continued under different ownership. The photos are of state government buildings, governors, legislative groups (1931-1963), as well as non-government buildings, businesses, people, and town and mountain views. |
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Eugenics Survey of Vermont. |
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Eugenics Survey of Vermont and the Vermont Commission on Country Life records, 1925-1956. |
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Series ID:
PRA-005
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
38 cubic feet. |
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Series consists of records from the Eugenics Survey of Vermont (1925-1936), a privately funded organization organized and directed by Henry F. Perkins, former chairman of the University of Vermont’s Zoology Department. The Eugenics Survey of Vermont led to the formation of the Vermont Commission on Country Life and its survey work. The series also includes records, newspaper clippings, programs, journal articles and other materials related to the Vermont Commission on Country Life. The series documents rural Vermont life and communities, and includes background reference material as well as detailed pedigrees of individuals being studied. |
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Faussett, William Dean. |
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Cephus Kent Tavern / Inn, circa 1971-1976. |
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Series ID:
A-043
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot (1 volume) |
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Series consists of research materials gathered by William Dean Faussett to authenticate that the "Cephas Kent Dwelling House" and "Cephas Kent Inn" are buildings "where the early conventions for Vermont's independence and freedom were held and where the Green Mountain Boys officially entered the American Revolution and voted Lieutenant Colonel Seth Warner their leader". |
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Friends of Nebraska Notch Road. |
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Nebraska Notch road reclassification dispute, 1993. |
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Series ID:
A-021
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
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Series consists of newsclippings, a "request for findings of fact" by attorney Kjaere Andrews, an index to the Friends of Nebraska Notch Road exhibits, and copies of the exhibits. The records concern the dispute between the Mount Mansfield Trout Club and the Friends of Nebraska Notch Road; the Friends petitioned the selectboards of Stowe and Underhill to reclassify the Nebraska Notch Road to a trail. |
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Geological Survey (U.S.) |
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Geological Survey maps, 1892-1966. |
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Series ID:
A-065
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2 oversize boxes; 1 oversize folder. |
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Series consists of United States Geological Survey maps of Vermont. |
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Gibson family. |
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Photographs of Ernest Gibson, Jr., Ernest Gibson, Sr. and others, circa 1920's-1960's. |
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Series ID:
A-298
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2.5 linear inches (3 compact discs). |
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Series consists of 36 scanned images of Ernest Gibson, Jr., Ernest Gibson, Sr., other family members, and dignitaries such as George Aiken. |
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Goshen Gore (Stannard, Vt.) |
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Enrolled militia, 1863. |
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Series ID:
PRA-391
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot, 1 microfilm reel. |
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Alphabetical listing of men eligible for military service. Pursuant to Act 1 of 1862, enrollment began 27 January 1863 throughout Vermont. This volume provides name, age, occupation and remarks. Remarks generally describe the nature of exemption, if applicable. |
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Grand Isle County (Vt.). Jail. |
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State of Vermont: jail register for county of Grand Isle, 1877-1965. |
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Series ID:
PRA-092
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of a jail register. In 1876, the General Assembly issued an act authorizing the keeping of a jail register. Sheriffs were required to provide the jails in their counties with "bound books, at the expenses of the State, suitable for a convenient register". By law, registers included the names of all prisoners, residence, time of commitment, for what cause, by what authority, descriptions of prisoners, including age, occupation, place of birth, height, eye color, hair color, complexion, additional identifying features, and the date of discharge, and by which authority, or the time and manner of escapes. |
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Hall, Benjamin H. |
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"History of Eastern Vermont, from its Earliest Settlement to the Close of the Eighteenth Century" (Volumes I and II), 1865. |
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Series ID:
A-150
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
.4 cubic foot (2 volumes) |
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Series consists of a two volume history of Eastern Vermont. |
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Hemenway, Abby Maria, 1828-1890. |
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Vermont Historical Gazetteer, 1868-1923. |
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Series ID:
PRA-290
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists five volumes of Vermont town histories. Includes name index. |
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Hinesburg (Chittenden County, Vt.) |
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Town officers’ bonds, 1790-1831. |
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Series ID:
PRA-254
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
4 linear inches. |
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Series consists of officers’ bonds, which were required when entering upon official duties., for scattered dates between 1790 and 1831. |
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International Boundary Commission. |
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Boundary maps between Canada and the United States, 1922-1924. |
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Series ID:
A-233
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 oversize folder (6 maps). |
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Series consists of maps that depict the boundary line between the United States and Canada, particularly between Vermont and Canada. The boundary had been defined by treaty and most of it surveyed by 1874. Between 1874 and 1908 the boundary had become overgrown and monuments obliterated. Beginning with the creation of the commission in 1908, the United States / Canadian boundary was resurveyed and mapped. |
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Interstate Commission on the Lake Champlain Basin. |
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Lake Champlain celebration, 1959. |
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Series ID:
A-329
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State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of publications, photographs, brochures and newsclippings concerning the 350th anniversary of the discovery of Lake Champlain by Samuel de Champlain. |
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Jeffersonian Democrat (Montpelier, Vt.) |
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Jeffersonian Democrat, Vol. 1, No. 7 (Aug. 1839), 1839. |
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Series ID:
PRA-283
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of the only known existing issue of this newspaper. This is Volume 1, Number 7, published in Montpelier in 1839. |
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Lake Champlain Bridge Commission. |
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Lake Champlain Bridge Commission records, 1925-1987. |
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Series ID:
A-058
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot; 10 oversize folders; 18 microfilm reels (16 mm). |
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Series consists of minutes, correspondence, legal documents, reports, financial records, personnel records, contract drawings, photographs (including panoramic photos), newspaper and magazine articles, and advertising brochures. The commission was created by a compact between New York and Vermont on May 11, 1927. The records document the commission's functions and activities in the construction, maintainance and operatation of the Lake Champlain Bridge, the Rouses Point Bridge, and the rebuilding of the Rouses Point Bridge in 1987. There are some records dating 1920 to 1927 (before the commission was formed) that document preliminary plans to build a bridge. |
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Lasell Junior College (Auburndale, Mass.) |
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Lasell Forest records, circa 1882-1957. |
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Series ID:
A-307
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of correspondence, deeds and other materials relating to the Lasell forests of central Vermont (Middlebury / Bristol area), and Stockbridge, Vermont. The Lasell forests were owned by Lasell Junior College (MA). Some of the land is now owned by the state and some is now part of the Green Mountain National Forest. Included is correspondence between the president of Lasell College and Perry Merrill, longtime Vermont Commissioner of Forestry. |
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Mathis, William |
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Department of Education reports, articles and newsclippings, 1914-2006. |
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Series ID:
A-350
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
.4 cubic feet. |
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Series consists of Department of Education reports, articles and newsclippings. |
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Miller, J. Wesley, 1869-1934. |
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All my days for Jesus: diary, 1881-1934. |
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Series ID:
PRA-357
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
3 microfilm reels. |
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Scope:
Series consists of a microfilmed copy of Miller's work, "All My Days for Jesus, 1881 - 1934." Consists of 42 volumes and includes lists of ceremonies officiated by Rev Miller (names, dates and locations). |
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Montpelier (Vt.) |
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Montpelier Bicentennial time capsule list of contents, 1991. |
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Series ID:
A-019
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2.5 linear inches |
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Series consists of a list of the contents of the Montpelier Bicentennial Time Capsule, to be opened in 2091. |
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National Foundation of Women Legislators. |
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Vermont Women's Legislative Reunion records, 1995. |
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Series ID:
A-059
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2.5 linear inches. |
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Series consists of audiotapes, release forms, negatives and contact sheets, and lists of present and past women legislators. The Vermont Women's Legislative Reunion took place on March 29th, 1995. Most of the records concern the oral history project that took place at the reunion. |
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National Publishing Company (Boston, Mass.) |
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Complete map of Vermont showing highways and natural features with an index of all cities, villages, post offices and railroad stations, 1902. |
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Series ID:
A-211
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 map. |
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Series consists of two copies of a map of Vermont. |
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New York (Colony). Governor. |
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New York land patents, 1766, 1772. |
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Series ID:
A-011
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State Archives |
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Extent:
2 items. |
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Series consists of manuscript New York land patents. Included are patents for the towns of Hertford (Hartland) and Saltash (Plymouth). Hertford was created by a New Hampshire grant in 1761, and New York issued a confirming patent in 1766. The name was changed to Hartland in 1782 by the Vermont legislature. Saltash was created by a New Hampshire grant in 1761 and was issued a confirmatory patent by New York in 1772. The name was changed to Plymouth in 1797 by the Vermont legislature. |
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New York (State). Legislature. |
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New York declaration ending New York's claims to Vermont, 1790. |
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Series ID:
A-023
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State Archives |
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Extent:
1 document. |
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Series consists of a document executed on October 7, 1790 declaring the consent of the New York legislature for Vermont to join the United States. The declaration stated that New York would no longer claim jurisdiction over lands within the state of Vermont, and in exchange, Vermont was to pay New York thirty thousand dollars. This declaration (called the New York / Vermont agreement) paved the way for Vermont's entry into the union on March 4, 1791. |
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Newcomb, S. T. |
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S. T. Newcomb photographs, circa 1890's. |
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Series ID:
A-343
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Location:
State Archives |
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2.5 linear inches. |
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Series consists of copy negatives and prints of Montpelier scenes. |
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Northeast Dairy Compact Commission. |
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Northeast Dairy Compact Commission records, 1996-2001. |
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Series ID:
PRA-463
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
23 cubic feet. |
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Series consists of records related to the operation of the Northeast Dairy Compact Commission, under the Northeast Interstate Dairy Compact, from its inception in November 1996, until September 30, 2001. The documents relate to rulemaking procedures by which the commission established and administered price regulation, petitions for exemption from the regulation, and subsequent litigation involving these petitions. The records also relate to the administration of the commission itself, including minutes of meetings, annual reports and audit reports. |
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Order of Women Legislators. Vermont. |
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Order of Women Legislators (OWLS), 1921-1980. |
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Series ID:
A-062
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
.8 cubic foot; 1 oversize folder. |
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Series consists of correspondence, minutes, lists of members, newsclippings, scrapbooks, photographs, poems and songs. The Vermont branch of the Order of Women Legislators (OWLS), which promoted social and political activities of past and present women legislators, was formed in 1936 and disbanded in 1980. (The Women's Legislative Caucus was formed in 1980). The records of the OWLS document both National OWLS and Vermont OWLS activities. |
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Ostrow, Pierson. |
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History and Documentation the Campaign for a Fair Housing Law in Vermont, 1966-1967. |
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Series ID:
A-309
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Location:
State Archives |
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2.5 linear inches. |
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Series consists of a compilation of correspondence, memos and legislative bills, assembled and collected by Pierson Ostrow, called the "History and Documentation the Campaign for a Fair Housing Law in Vermont: 1966-1967". Pierson Ostrow was on the Housing Committee of the NAACP in Burlington. The Fair Housing Law, Act No. 92 (1967) concerned discrimination in the sale or lease of real estate and created a commission on human rights. |
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Ripton (Vt.) |
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Enrolled militia, 1863 and 1867. |
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Series ID:
PRA-392
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot, 1 microfilm reel. |
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Alphabetical listing of men eligible for military service. Contains enrollments for 1863 and 1867. The volume provides name, age, occupation and remarks. Remarks generally describe the nature of exemption, if applicable. |
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Rutland (Vt.) |
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Liquor Agent’s records, 1896-1902. |
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Series ID:
PRA-072
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of two volumes: volume one includes name, residence and amount of liquor purchased, 1898; Volume two details type of liquor and amount sold daily, 1896 - 1902. |
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Rutland (Vt.). Municipal Court. |
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Court dockets, 1873-1907. |
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Series ID:
PRA-070
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
4 cubic feet. |
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Series consists of civil and criminal court dockets from Rutland Municipal Court. |
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Rutland (Vt.). Municipal Court. |
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Court minutes, 1892-1893. |
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Series ID:
PRA-071
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of Rutland Municipal Court minutes, including naturalizations. |
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Rutland County (Vt.). Jail. |
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State of Vermont: jail register for county of Rutland, Town of Rutland, 1877-1906. |
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Series ID:
PRA-093
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of a jail register. In 1876, the General Assembly issued an act authorizing the keeping of a jail register. Sheriffs were required to provide the jails in their counties with "bound books, at the expenses of the State, suitable for a convenient register." By law, registers included the names of all prisoners, residence, time of commitment, for what cause, by what authority, descriptions of prisoners, including age, occupation, place of birth, height, eye color, hair color, complexion, additional identifying features, and the date of discharge, and by which authority, or the time and manner of escapes. |
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Rutland Railroad Company. |
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Minute books, 1845-1951. |
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Series ID:
PRA-346
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
6 microfilm reels. |
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Series consists of record and minute books and plans. |
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Rutland Railroad Company. |
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Rutland Railroad Company records, 1845-1951. |
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Series ID:
PRA-097
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Location:
State Archives |
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40 cubic feet. |
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Series consists of minute books, land and location plans, and maps for the Rutland Railways Company. Included are those of other railroads, which were bought, sold, or merged with either the Rutland Railway Corporation or its predecessor, the Rutland Railroad Company. |
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Rutland Railway Corporation. |
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Rutland Railway Corporation and Montpelier and Wells River Railroad deeds and maps, 1899-1961. |
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Series ID:
PRA-155
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Location:
State Archives |
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2 cubic feet. |
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Series consists of leases and agreements maps of track and right-of-ways, and an index to leases of the Montpelier and Wells River Railroad. |
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Sand Bar Bridge Company. |
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Sand Bar Bridge Company records, 1847-1907. |
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Series ID:
A-063
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Location:
State Archives |
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.4 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of transcripts of charter amendments, company bylaws, transcripts of contracts, minutes of board and stockholder's meetings, treasurer's reports, lists of shareholder's names, and a register of company accounts. The Sand Bar Bridge Company was first chartered by the General Assembly in 1826 and began operation in 1849. Pursuant to Act No. 253 (1906), the stockholders voted to "convey all of its real estate and appurtenances thereto, wherever situated, and all the books of the company to the State of Vermont." |
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Savin Brothers, Inc. |
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Townshend Dam and Reservoir; Ball Mountain Dam and Reservoir, 1948-1961. |
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Series ID:
A-302
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Location:
State Archives |
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2.5 linear inches. |
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Series consists of correspondence, reports and photographs relating to the building of the Townshend Dam and Reservoir and the Ball Mountain Dam and Reservoir (flood control projects built and managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers). |
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Stevens, Henry, 1791-1867. |
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Henry Stevens, Sr. Collection, 1753-1862. |
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Series ID:
SE-139
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
66 cubic feet. |
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Restricted |
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Series consists of correspondence, deeds, mortgages, petitions, indentures, legal documents, accounts, receipts, land records, court records, broadsides, articles of agreement, payrolls, discharge certificates, muster rolls, ledgers, cargo manisfests, maps, notes, etc. The records, collected by Henry Stevens, Sr. in the mid-nineteenth century, consist of 61 series. The focus of the records is on the creation and early development of Vermont, and consist of records of early Vermont statesmen, records on the French and Indian wars, the Revolutionary war, the U.S. Customs House, the Vermont Legislature and much more. "A Guide to the Henry Stevens, Sr. Collection at the Vermont State Archives" by Eleazer D. Durfee and D. Gregory Sanford is available at the State Archives. |
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Stevens, Henry, 1791-1867. |
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Henry Stevens, Sr. Collection, 1753-1862. |
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Series ID:
SE-117
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
92 microfilm reels (35 mm). |
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Scope:
Series consists of correspondence, deeds, mortgages, petitions, indentures, legal documents, accounts, receipts, land records, court records, broadsides, articles of agreement, payrolls, discharge certificates, muster rolls, ledgers, cargo manisfests, maps, notes, etc. The records, collected by Henry Stevens, Sr. in the mid-nineteenth century, consist of 61 series. The focus of the records is on the creation and early development of Vermont, and consist of records of early Vermont statesmen, records on the French and Indian wars, the Revolutionary war, the U.S. Customs House, the Vermont Legislature and much more. "A Guide to the Henry Stevens, Sr. Collection at the Vermont State Archives" by Eleazer D. Durfee and D. Gregory Sanford is available at the State Archives. |
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Stevens, Henry, 1791-1867. |
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Stevens papers, 1664-1797. |
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Series ID:
A-006
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
13 volumes (6 boxes) |
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Series consists of transcripts made by Henry Stevens, Sr. of Barnet. The transcripts are of public and private documents related to the New Hampshire Grants, the Revolutionary War, and other aspects of 18th century Vermont history.They were copied from state and national archives, as well as from private sources by Henry Stevens, Sr. and others whom he employed to do this work. |
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. |
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Maps of designated wetlands in Vermont, 1975-1977. |
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Series ID:
A-306
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 oversize folder (156 maps) |
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Series consists of maps of designated wetlands in Vermont by town. |
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Union High School District # 25 (Grand Isle County; Vt.) |
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Union High School District No. 25 clerk records, 1965-1968. |
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Series ID:
PRA-107
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of the records of various Clerks of the District. |
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United States. |
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United States documents copies, [n.d.] |
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Series ID:
PRA-154
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of publications pertaining to the National Archives’ 1952 exhibit: The Formation of the Union. |
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United States. |
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United States government publications, 1803-1851. |
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Series ID:
PRA-289
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
32 volumes. |
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Series consists of published copies of Acts of the United States Congress, 1803 - 1849, Treaty with the Federation of the Centre of America (in Spanish), 1825, and Statutes at Large and Treaties of the United States, 1850 - 1851. |
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United States. Census Office. |
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7th Census, Vermont (Isle La Motte), 1850. |
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Series ID:
PRA-339
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 microfilm reel. |
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Scope:
Series consists of a microfilmed copy of the 1850 census for Isle la Motte, Vermont. |
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United States. Census Office. |
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7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th Census, Vermont (Rutland), 1850-1880. |
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Series ID:
PRA-338
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 microfilm reel. |
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Series consists of a microfilmed copy of Agricultural, Industrial, Social Supplement, 1880; Morality, and Social Statistics. |
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United States. Census Office. |
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8th and 10th Census, Vermont (Chittenden County), 1860, 1880. |
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Series ID:
PRA-017
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2 cubic feet. |
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The 1880 census enumeration provides name, race, sex and age of persons whose usual place of abode was within the 62nd - 86th Enumeration District of the 137th Supervisor’s District of Vermont as of June 1, 1880. This includes towns and cities within Chittenden County. The enumeration was made in compliance with the 6th Section of the Acts of Congress (approved April 20, 1880). See Appendix A for index to 1880 census enumeration. The 1860 census of Chittenden County includes, 1) Schedule 1, free inhabitants, 2) Schedule 3, persons who died within the year ending June 1, 1860, and 3) Schedule 4, production of agriculture. |
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United States. Census Office. |
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8th Census, Vermont: Schedule 6, Social Statistics, 1860. |
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Series ID:
PRA-337
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 microfilm reel. |
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Scope:
Series consists of a microfilmed copy of Schedule 6, Social Statistics, of the 1860 Census. |
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United States. Census Office. |
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9th and 10th Census, Vermont (Caledonia County), 1870-1880. |
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Series ID:
PRA-054
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of the 1880 census enumeration, which provides name, race, sex, and age. Also contains lists of persons usual place of residence within the 42nd - 61st Enumeration District of Vermont (towns of Caledonia County) on June 1, 1880. Made in compliance with the Sixth Section of the Acts of Congress, approved Aprl 20,1880. |
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United States. Dept. of the Treasury. |
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Newport Federal Building (Newport Post Office, Court House, and Custom House) records, 1902-1980. |
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Series ID:
A-105
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot; 1 oversize folder (37 plans) |
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Partial |
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Series consists of correspondence, plans, blueprints, bidding forms, and contracts relating to the building and upkeep of the Newport Federal Building. The Newport Federal Building was built in 1902-1904 to house the Post Office, Court House, and Custom House. Most of the correspondence (dating from 1902-1904) is from the supervising architect at the U.S. Treasury Department (James Knox Taylor) to the Superintendent of Construction. There are also original plans or the building and materials relating to an elevator, painting, and handicapped accessibility. There is a postmaster's record of coal consumption (1935). The building is currently on the National Register of Historic Places. |
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United States. Dept. of the Treasury. |
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U.S. Custom House and Post Office in St. Albans, 1896-1899, 1925, 1943. |
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Series ID:
A-251
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 oversize folder (105 architectural drawings) |
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Series consists of architectural drawings relating to the building and upkeep of the United States Custom House and Post Office in St. Albans. The drawings were primarily created by William Martin Aiken, the head of the Office the Supervising Architect which was an agency of the United States Treasury Department that designed federal government buildings from 1852 to 1939. |
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United States. National Park Service. |
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Green Mountain Parkway Reconnaissance Survey, 1934. |
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Series ID:
A-182
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 oversize folder (1 map) |
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Series consists of a map showing the relation of the proposed Green Mountain Parkway to Vermont and its forest areas, towns and cities, and the major highways of the state. |
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United States. Office of Civil Defense. |
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National Fallout Shelter Survey records, 1945-1980. |
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Series ID:
PRA-361
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
25 cubic feet. |
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Series consists of survey information describing fallout shelter characteristics of various public buildings including diagrams, plans, measurements, data sheets and photographs of the buildings. This was part of a program to foster public awareness and raise the level of preparedness in the event of a nuclear war or other disaster. The records are arranged by county. |
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United States. Public Land Law Review Commission. |
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Commission records, 1965-1970. |
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Series ID:
PRA-198
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2 cubic feet. |
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The Public Land Law Review Commission was a federal program and this series consists of records filed with the governor’s representatives in each of the 50 states. The commission was organized by Act 88-606, July 1965 - December 22, 1970. Its objective was to report to the President and Congress with recommendations of those actions, administrative or legislative, to be taken to ensure, "that the public lands of the United States should be (a) retained and managed or (b) disposed of, all in a manner to provide the maximum benefit for the general public." Subjects were studied and analyzed, many under contract, with the recommendations, findings, and results published in report form. |
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Vergennes (Vt). Municipal Court. |
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Court civil cases, 1794-1814. |
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Series ID:
PRA-142
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
6 linear inches. |
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Series consists of civil court cases from the city Vergennes. |
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Vermont Bicentennial Commission. |
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Vermont Bicentennial Commission records, 1969-1979. |
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Series ID:
SE-115
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1.8 cubic feet; 19 microfilm reels (16 mm); 1 time capsule. |
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Series consists of correspondence, memos, newsletters, newspaper clippings, photographs, financial records, and memorabilia. The Vermont Bicentennial Commission was created by Act No. 251 (1970); its purpose was, in part, "to plan and execute a program to commemorate properly the bicentennial of the founding of Vermont as a republic…" The records document various Bicentennial projects and grants (including town projects), transportation projects, the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration, the Vermont Bicentennial medallion, and other Bicentennial activities. |
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Vermont Center for Self-Help, Inc. |
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Vermont Center for Self-Help, Inc. records, 1973-1976. |
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Series ID:
PRA-281
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Scope:
Series consists of records of the Vermont Center for Self Help including personnel policies and procedures, articles of association, minutes of preliminary meeting of organizers, history, board meeting minutes, and reports. |
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Vermont Civil War Centennial Committee. |
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Microfilm Collections, Civil War Era. |
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Series ID:
PRA-356
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
6 microfilm reels. |
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The contents of these films represent Civil War letters, diaries and other papers in the hands of private owners. During the Civil War Centennial, 1961-1965, these individuals generously allowed their collections to be microfilmed for the benefit of researchers. |
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Vermont Civil War Centennial Committee. |
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Records of the Vermont Civil War Centennial Committee, 1957 - 1965. |
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Series ID:
PRA-461
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
6 cubic feet, 10 microfilm reels. |
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Correspondence, minutes, reports, programs, speeches, and audio recordings document the activities of the National and New England Regional Civil War Centennial Commissions, and the Vermont Civil War Centennial Committee. |
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Vermont Council of Safety. |
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Records of the Vermont Council of Safety, 1942 - 1943. |
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Series ID:
PRA-410
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot, 1 microfilm reel. |
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First Corps Area, War Disaster Relief Plan, May 1942. (9 pp.) This "Restricted Document"
describes the plan of action to be taken by the First Corps area in the event of national or local disasters. The plan contains eight sections: 1) purpose of plan, 2) scope of plan, 3) intelligence, 4) forces available, 5) responsibility, 6) liaison, 7) standard procedure and 8) authentication.
Receipts, destruction requests and transfer reports pertaining to the War Disaster Relief Plan and other sensitive documents, most sent to the Vermont Council of Safety from Headquarters, First Corps Area, Boston, MA, 13 May 1942-15 April 1843. Arranged chronologically. |
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Vermont Development Commission. |
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Financial statistics of state, county, and local government in Vermont, 1932-1952. |
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Series ID:
PRA-008
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
8 cubic feet. |
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Series consists of town questionnaires, including work sheets detailing poor accounts, grand list, tax rate, tax revenue, uncollected taxes, indebtedness and cash on hand. Also includes explanatory correspondence. The questionnaires are arranged alphabetically by county, then alphabetically by town, village or district. There are three cubic feet of county statistics (arranged alphabetically), state summaries, correlation with state finances, forms and form letters, incorporated district list, mailing list charts and reports, miscellaneous correspondence, numbers receiving old age assistance and population studies.
Also included is information pertaining to expenditures on the state and town highway systems (1935 - 1937), reports of special commissions, miscellaneous and UVM publications, summaries of old age assistance (burials, 1937 - 1952; and grants,1936 - 1952), state aid to towns (1930 - 1938), bob cat and rattlesnake bounties, correlations using auditor’s cards and treasurer’s reports, miscellaneous state aid and national forest receipts apportioned to towns. Some publications included are 1) Financial Statistics of State, County and Local Government in Vermont, 1932 - 1946, produced by the Vermont Development Commission, 2) a 1947 - 1948 Supplement to the former, and 3) Charts of Financial Statistics, Vermont Cities and Towns, 1932 - 1942, produced by the State Planning Board. |
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Vermont Emergency Management. |
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Disaster / Radiological Protection Plans, 1975-1991. |
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Series ID:
A-342
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
.4 cubic foot. |
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Restricted |
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Series consists of Vermont Emergency-Disaster Preparedness Plans (1985 and 1978), the Vermont Emergency Resource Management Plan (1975), the Vermont Radiological Protection Plan (1986), and the State Emergency Operations Plan (1991). |
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Vermont Emergency Relief Administration (VERA) |
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Vermont Emergency Relief Administration records, 1934-1935. |
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Series ID:
PRA-145
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of applications of the governor for relief payments in compliance with the Emergency Relief Act of 1933, federal bulletins governing the administration of the program, description of the Woman’s Work Division under V.E.R.A., and payroll procedures under the program. |
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Vermont ETV. |
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Vermont Governors ETV series videotapes, 1990. |
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Series ID:
A-068
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2.5 linear inches (6 videotapes) |
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Series consists of 6 videotaped interviews of former governors of Vermont: F. Ray Keyser, Robert Stafford, Philip Hoff, Thomas Salmon, Deane Davis, and Richard Snelling. The interviews were done by Chris Graff, the former Vermont bureau chief of the Associated Press. Contact Vermont Public Television for copies. |
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Vermont Higher Education Planning Commission. |
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Vermont Higher Education Planning Commission records, 1969-1990. |
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Series ID:
A-066
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 microfilm reel (16 mm). |
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Series consists of executive orders, correspondence, agendas, minutes and reports. The Vermont Higher Education Planning Commission's (originally created by Governor Deane Davis in 1969, re-created by Governor Salmon in 1974, and sunsetted in 1990) original mission was to assess Vermont's higher education opportunities. The records primarily document the commission's changing responsibilities and goals. |
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Vermont Historical Records Survey. |
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Vermont Historical Records Survey, 1936-1941. |
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Series ID:
PRA-105
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of a survey of Vermont historical records, which operated as a nationwide project of the Works Progress Administration, 1 January 1936 - June 1937, at which was continued in Vermont as a state project of that Administration. |
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Vermont Historical Records Survey. |
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Vermont Historical Records Survey, 1936-1941. |
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Series ID:
A-291
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
.4 cubic foot (14 volumes) |
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Series consists of 14 volumes of the "Inventory of the Federal Archives in the States". These inventories are part of the Vermont Historical Records Survey, begun in 1936 under the direction of the Works Project Administration. |
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Vermont Historical Records Survey. |
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Vermont Historical Records Survey, 1936-1942. |
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Series ID:
PRA-004
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
55 cubic feet.
5 microfilm reels. |
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The Historical Records Survey began in 1936 under the direction of the Works Project Administration. The objective of the Survey was to discover and preserve materials important to the research of American history.
The Survey in Vermont produced 48 volumes (13 boxes) of published records inventories including: inventories of town, village and city archives (34 volumes), inventories of church archives (3 volumes), calendar of Ira Allen papers held by the University of Vermont (1 volume), index to the Burlington Free Press held by the University of Vermont (8 volumes), public laws of Vermont relating to the duties of town clerks (1 volume) and the "Final Report and Inventory of the Vermont Historical Records Survey" (1 volume). There are reportedly two sets of inventories.
Also included are published inventories of state, county, municipal, probate, church and federal archives throughout the country. Inventories of federal archives throughout the USA include the following agencies: federal courts (Series II, 1939), treasury (Series III, 1939), war (Series IV, 1938), justice (Series V, 1938), navy (Series VII, 1939), agriculture (Series IX, 1939), commerce (Series X, 1940), labor (Series XI, 1940), veterans administration (Series XII, 1939), and miscellaneous (Series XVII, 1941). There are multiple copies of most booklets. Included are five microfilm reels containing abstracts of laws, 1788 - 1910, governing and / or affecting state, county and town offices.
The series also contains 38 boxes of unpublished inventories of town and church records and one box of town histories compiled by the WPA. The unpublished materials may be found in various stages of completion. Three additional boxes of miscellaneous records have neither been appraised nor inventoried. |
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Vermont Historical Records Survey. |
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Vermont Historical Records Survey, 1936-1942. |
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Series ID:
PRA-362
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
57 microfilm reels. |
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Scope:
Series consists of a microfilmed copy of some records contained in Series PRA-004. The Historical Records Survey was begun in 1936 under the direction of the Works Project Administration. The objective of the Survey was to discover and preserve materials important to the research of American history. |
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Vermont Hydro-electric Power Authority. |
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Administrative records, 2002-2009, bulk 2004-2007. |
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Series ID:
A-358
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
0.4 cubic foot |
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Series consists of correspondence, memoranda, reports, agenda and minutes of the Vermont Hydro-electric Power Authority. The Authority’s interim manager was John Sayles, who was appointed by Secretary of Administration Michael K. Smith. The records document the Vermont Hydro-electric Power Authority’s attempts to purchase interests in hydroelectric power facilities along the Connecticut and Deerfield Rivers. |
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Vermont Life (magazine). |
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Scrapbook and correspondence, 1943-1995. |
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Series ID:
A-069
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1.4 cubic feet. |
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Series consists of a scrapbook (1945-1967), newsclippings, correspondence, memos and original layouts for "Vermont: A Special World" (1969). The records document Vermont Life's origins and early years, with some scattered correspondence from the 1943-1995. |
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Vermont Lottery Commission. |
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Samples of lottery tickets, 1978-1984? |
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Series ID:
PRA-276
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Series consists of samples of lottery tickets for each lottery game. Also includes a copy of Lottery Game History and an overview of in-state lottery games. |
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Vermont Planning Council. |
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Council records, 1967-1969. |
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Series ID:
PRA-159
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot; 1 microfilm reel. |
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Series consists of minutes of meetings and other records pertaining to land use, members and committees. The Planning Council was authorized by Act No. 244 (1969). The Central Planning Office was transferred to the Office of the Governor. |
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Vermont Public Records Advisory Board. |
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Meeting minutes, 1937 - [ongoing]. |
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Series ID:
PRA-327
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2 cubic feet; 1 microfilm reel. |
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Scope:
Series consists of minutes of meetings of the Public Records Commission from its inception to its change to the Public Records Advisory Board. Materials 1937 - 1956 have been microfilmed. |
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Vermont Renewable Power Supply Acquisition Authority. |
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Administrative records, 2003-2004. |
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Series ID:
A-357
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
0.4 cubic foot |
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Some Restrictions |
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Series consists of correspondence, memoranda, reports, press releases, audio recordings, bylaws, agenda and minutes of the Vermont Renewable Power Supply Acquisition Authority. The records document the Authority’s meetings and studies examining the feasibility of the state purchasing interests in and operating hydroelectric power facilities along the Connecticut and Deerfield Rivers. |
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Vermont Sanatorium. |
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Vermont Sanatorium records, 1916-1969. |
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Series ID:
PRA-161
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Open |
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Series consists of samples of manuals entitled, "Rules and Information for Patients" and "Information about Tuberculosis." Also includes Acts referring to the care of tuberculosis, correspondence regarding the plaque presented in memory of Dr. Rogers, certifications and correspondence of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, surveys of Pittsford Sanatorium for the American Hospital Association and a report on tuberculosis control. There are report cards of employees of the Sanatorium providing name of employee, dependents, retirement percent, date employed, date retiring, salary and salary deductions. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Cavendish and Saltash land deeds, 1772-1773. |
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Series ID:
A-244
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 oversize folder (4 items) |
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Open |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of a deed of land in Cavendish from John Church to Walter Franklin (1772), and 3 deeds of land in Saltash (changed to Plymouth in 1797) to John Church, Samuel Stevens and others (1772-1773). |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Chittenden County maps (copies from Beers Atlas), 1869. |
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Series ID:
PRA-124
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
21 maps. |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of photostat copies of town maps taken from the Beers Atlas of Chittenden County. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Ephemera, circa 1777-1988. |
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Series ID:
A-325
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
19 items. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Artificial Collection of the State Archives. Series consists of posters, documents, newspaper articles, and broadsides. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Index of material and Vermont laws relating to Fish and Game, circa 1787-1900. |
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Series ID:
A-074
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of a notebook of copies of Vermont fish and game laws (1787-1900), a notebook of commissioner reports and biographical materials, and a card file for fish and game material in gubernatorial correspondence, petitions, Vermont Historical Society references, and the Vermont Historical Society's Brigham's index. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Lotting maps and plans, circa 1760's-1810. |
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Series ID:
A-204
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
5 mapcase drawers; 2.5 linear inches. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists primarily of copies of lotting maps and plans, though there are some originals. The lotting plans divided land among the original proprietors of the town who may have settled on the land or sold it. Other series at the Archives, including the Surveyors-General papers, Chandler's Atlas and the Vermont / New Hampshire boundary case, also contain lotting plans. (The Vermont / New Hampshire boundary case records contain lotting plans along the Vermont / New Hampshire border.) |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Maladies and Remedies of the American Church by Father Jeremiah O'Callaghan, 1860. |
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Series ID:
PRA-344
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 microfilm reel. |
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Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of a microfilmed copy of O'Callaghan's work. In 1830, Rev. Jeremiah O’Callaghan became Vermont’s first resident priest from the Diocese of Boston. A native of Cork, Ireland, O’Callaghan’s eccentric notions on the question of usury caused tension between him and the bishop of his native diocese. This led to his relocation to Burlington in 1830 by Bishop Fenwick, where he remained until 1854. O’Callaghan built St. Peter's church in Burlington in 1832, and died in Holyoke, Massachusetts, February 23, 1861. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Map of Vermont, circa 1880. |
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Series ID:
A-290
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2 items. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of 2 steel engraving plates of the state of Vermont, made by the Photo-Engraving Company, 67 Park Place, New York. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Maps of Morrisville, 1890, 1967, undated. |
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Series ID:
A-248
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 oversize folder (4 maps) |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of maps of Morrisville. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Maps, circa 1771-1991. |
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Series ID:
A-327
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2 oversize folders. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of various maps. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Military Records Collection. |
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Series ID:
A-315
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
? microfilm reels (over 100) |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of records of the Vermont Militia, the Civil War, the Vermont National Guard, the Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, and the Vietnam War. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Panoramic photographs of state institutions, undated. |
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Series ID:
A-076
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
4 panoramic photographs. |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of panoramic photographs taken by the McAllister Studio of the State Prison at Windsor, the House of Correction at Rutland, the Vermont Industrial School at Vergennes, and an unidentified panoramic photograph of a farm including buildings and an orchard (possibly the Vermont Industrial School or the Brandon Training School). |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Photograph of dedication of Civil War monument, undated. |
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Series ID:
A-013
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 oversize folder (1 photograph) |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of a photograph of the dedication of a monument in Gettysburg for remembering the 13th Vermont Infantry in the Civil War. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Spanish American War photographs, circa 1898. |
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Series ID:
A-030
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 oversize folder (4 photographs) |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of four photographs of soldiers posing in front of Brandon Graded School. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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The Practical Surveyor, 1767. |
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Series ID:
PRA-343
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 microfilm reel. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of a microfilm copy of this classic work addressing approved methods for surveying land and water by instrument(s). |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Vermont / New York boundary lines records, 1814-1985. |
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Series ID:
A-035
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
.4 cubic foot. |
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Open |
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Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of reports, correspondence and maps relating to the boundary line between New York and Vermont. There is an 1814 map and a description of the boundary line created by the commissioners who were appointed in 1812 by the legislatures of Vermont and New York. (In 1812, the Vermont and New York legislatures authorized the erection of monuments of the line established in 1790 between the Massachusetts state line and the Poultney River below Lake Champlain.) There is a 1904 report and correspondence concerning the 1903-1904 survey of the boundary. There is correspondence relating to the 1980 survey and a 1985 addendum to the report entitled "State Line Perambulation Survey 1980, New York-Vermont". |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Vermont and Maine town histories and summaries, undated. |
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Series ID:
PRA-355
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
7 microfilm reels. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of histories, vital record summaries, vital records and church records for some towns in Vermont and Maine. Vermont towns include: Arlington, Cornwall, Greensboro, Hartland, Middlebury, Morgan, Pittsford and Townshend. Maine Towns include: Brookline and Brooksville. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Vermont constitution, 1777. |
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Series ID:
A-014
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2.5 linear inches; 1 oversize folder; 1 oversize box. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Series consists of the manuscript 1777 Vermont Constitution, adopted by the Conventions at Windsor July 2-8 and December 24, 1777. Artificial collection of the State Archives. Includes scans of the constitution. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Vermont Home Front WWII 50th anniversary project, 1941-1945, 1991-1992. |
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Series ID:
A-297
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
.8 cubic foot. |
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Open |
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Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of correspondence, reports, newsclippings, and broadsides gathered by the Archives to commemorate the 50th anniversary of WWII. There are copies of Governor William Wills' records on victory farms, gas rationing, child care, and Vermont Council of Safety material. There is a time line, bibliography and copies of archival materials gathered by Colleen Pixley (1991), and a publication called "The Vermont Home Front WWII" (1992), funded by the Southern Vermont History Alliance and put together by Ray Zirblis. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Vermont State form samples, 1951. |
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Series ID:
PRA-135
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
4 cubic feet. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of samples of State forms used by each department. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Vermont state map, c.1853. |
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Series ID:
PRA-220
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 item. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of a Vermont state map. |
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Vermont State Archives. |
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Vermont: Its Government, 1908-1950. |
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Series ID:
PRA-190
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Artificial collection of the State Archives. Series consists of biennial publications containing photographs and biographical sketches of state officials, 1908 - 1944 and 1949 - 1950. |
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Vermont State Hospital. |
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Real estate records, 1857-1975. |
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Series ID:
PRA-241
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
.2 cubic foot. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Series consists of deeds and titles relating to property owned by the State of Vermont, Vermont State Hospital (Waterbury, VT). |
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Vermont Statehood Bicentennial Commission. |
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Vermont Statehood Bicentennial Commission records, 1986-1992. |
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Series ID:
A-071
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
6.5 cubic feet; 1 oversize folder; 16 microfilm reels (16 mm). |
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Scope:
Series consists of correspondence, minutes, magazine and newspaper clippings, videotapes, audiotapes, photographs, postage stamps, speeches, newsletters, reports, artifacts, press releases, and contracts. The Vermont Statehood Bicentennial Commission was created by Act No. 252 (1986) to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Vermont statehood. Some of the projects and programs the records document include the Ethan Allen reading program, the Bicentennial play, the secession debates, State Capitals program, Statehood Day (March 4, 1991), the Bicentennial Bash (August 17, 1991), and the Bicentennial Schools program, and the providing of grants. |
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Vermont Student Assistance Corporation. |
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Corporation records, 1966-1970. |
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Series ID:
PRA-212
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Series consists of an information handbook, copies of applications for assistance, memo establishing guidelines, financial balance sheets, statement of Emergency Board appropriations, and a brief history of student loan programs.The 1965 legislature established VSAC, a non-profit public corporation for the purpose of administering the Vermont higher education loan program, together with two other programs created by the Act: state honor scholarships and state incentive grants. The Act also directed VSAC to offer its services to and / or cooperate with state senators, when requested, in awarding senatorial scholarships. |
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Vermont Transportation Authority. |
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Transportation Authority records, 1973-1975. |
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Series ID:
PRA-233
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2 cubic feet. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Series consists of transactions of the Vermont Transportation Authority, including reports, meeting minutes, correspondence, agreements, etc. |
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Vermont Water Resources and Lake Studies Center. |
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Water Resources Center unpublished reports, 1973-1979. |
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Series ID:
A-301
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Series consists of unpublished reports on water quality in Vermont. The Vermont Water Resources and Lake Studies Center at the University of Vermont is one of 54 institutes established by Congress through the Water Resources Research Act of 1964. |
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Vermont Whey Pollution Abatement Authority. |
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Authority records, 1966-1991. |
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Series ID:
PRA-322
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
30 cubic feet. |
Access:
Restricted |
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Scope:
Series consists of early authority records including McEvoy files, plant construction data, blueprints, vendor information, purchase orders, drafts of agreements, board minutes, etc. Authority pursuant to 10 V.S.A. § 1701 - 1894. |
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Vermont Youth Conservation Corps. |
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Vermont Youth Conservation Corps records, 1974-1979. |
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Series ID:
A-072
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Series consists of lists of tools, purchase orders, staff applications, travel requests, and routine correspondence and memos. The series does not appear to document the functions and activities of the Vermont Youth Conservation Corps. |
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Vermont. |
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Naturalization records, 1836-1972. |
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Series ID:
PRA-262
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
107 microfilm reels. |
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Series consists of naturalization applications from Rutland County Court, Washington County Court, Vergennes Municipal Court, Orange County Superior Court, and the United States District Court. Applications contain the applicant’s name, age at time of application, country of origin, intention to become a United States citizen and renounce allegiance and fidelity to any foreign state or sovereignty, request before the Court to be admitted as a United States citizen, and declaration of support for the Constitution of the United States. If accepted, the application is signed and includes a date for when the certificate of citizenship was issued. |
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Vermont. |
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Publications of various state agencies, 1836 - 1951. |
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Series ID:
PRA-434
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Series consists of various State publications that were transferred into the Department of Public Records in 1970 as archival strays. Previously recorded as series PRA-147, duplicates were weeded as part of the Vermont Military Records Project in 2002. |
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Vermont. |
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Vermont statutes, 1797-1906. |
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Series ID:
PRA-302
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2 cubic feet. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Series consists of publications (9 volumes) relating to Vermont law and statutes, including revisions. |
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Vermont. |
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Walton's Vermont register and the Vermont year book, 1816-1935. |
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Series ID:
PRA-221
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Series consists of published yearbooks that include a directory of officials, schools, clubs and societies; a directory of manufacturers and wholesalers; a commercial and business directory; and a gazetteer of officials, trades, professions, institutions, etc., for towns or cities in Vermont. |
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Vermont. Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office. |
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Blank militia Rolls and Returns, ca.1838 - 1844. |
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Series ID:
PRA-409
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
2 volumes |
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Two blank volumes representing form-books for militia rolls and returns. One volume is for infantry returns and the other is for artillery returns. |
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Vermont. Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office. |
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Civil War blank commissions, circa 1860-1863. |
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Series ID:
A-111
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
3 items. |
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Open |
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Scope:
Series consists of blank Civil War commissions. |
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Vermont. Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office. |
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Company H, Vermont State Guard film, 1942 - 1944. |
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Series ID:
PRA-383
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 filmstrip, 1 videocassette. |
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Open |
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This film depicts activities of the Vermont State Guard. Company H of Montpelier. Also depicted in the film are the Tunbridge encampment of the Vermont Home Guard in July of 1944; four members of Company H leaving for induction into federal service; and British Ambassador Lord Halifax's visit to Vermont as part of a war bond drive. |
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Vermont. Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office. |
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First Regiment, Record of Rifle Practice, 1890 - 1902. |
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Series ID:
PRA-426
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 volume, 1 microfilm reel. |
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This volume contains records of rifle practices from 1890 - 1894, and requisitions for ordnance stores, 1895 - 1902. The following indices may be found at the beginning of the volume: index to ordnance requisitions (Companies A - F, I - M); index to second class marksmen, 1891 - 1895; index to first class marksmen, 1890 and 1892; index to marksmen, 1890; index to sharpshooters, 1890, 1892 - 1895; and index to trophy contests, 1890 - 1895. |
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Vermont. Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office. |
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Military Publications, 1863 - 1892. |
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Series ID:
PRA-432
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
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Scope:
Published reports, registers, and orders collected or produced by the Office of Adjutant and Inspector General. |
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Vermont. Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office. |
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Page Proofs for Annual Report, 1866 |
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Series ID:
PRA-453
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot, 1 microfilm reel. |
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Page proofs (106 pp.) for the Report of the Adjutant and Inspector General of the State of
Vermont, from Oct. 1, 1865, to Oct. 1, 1866 (Montpelier: Walton's Steam Printing Establishment, 1866). Includes partial page proofs for Appendix B, Part I: roster of commissioned officers (of Civil War Vermont volunteer military units); Appendix B, Part II: alphabetical index to roster of commissioned officers; Appendix B, Part III: roster of Vermont volunteers mustered-out of U.S. service between 1 October 1865 and 1 October 1866 (mainly the 7th Regiment); Appendix F: roster of militia officers (103 pp.); and miscellaneous corrections to the report and other records pertaining to its publication (3 pp.). |
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Vermont. Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office. |
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Photographs, 1863 - 1944 |
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Series ID:
PRA-455
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot, 1 microfilm reel. |
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Open |
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This series contains:
(1) Photograph, Colonel Edward H. Ripley (9th Regiment, Vermont Volunteer Infantry), Yorktown, VA, August 1863;
(2) Photograph, officers, Vermont Home Guard, Northfield, VT, July 1917 (officers names listed);
(3) Photograph, U. S. prisoners of war, 20 April 1918;
(4) Photograph, General Foch, Brattleboro, VT, 13 December 1921;
(5) Photograph, Company E, Vermont State Guard, 30 May 1942;
(6) Photograph, Company E, Vermont State Guard, 31 May 1943;
(7) Photograph by Sgt. Roy W. Turner, endorsed to Captain Osmer;
(8) Photograph, Company G, First Battalion, Vermont State Guard (photographer: Gove, 1944) |
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Vermont. Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office. |
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Portraits of Vermont Adjutants General, 1822 - 1967. |
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Series ID:
PRA-456
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot, 1 microfilm reel. |
Access:
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Scope:
Contains photographs and portraits (as well as Photostat copies) of Vermont's Adjutants General, 1822 - 1967. Collection includes: Daniel Kellogg, Rockingham, 1822 - 1824; Isaac Fletcher, Lyndon, 1824 - 1825; Frederic W. Hopkins, Rutland, 1837 - 1852; Lewis S. Partridge, Norwich, 1853 - 1854; George Bradley Kellogg, Brattleboro, 1854 - 1859; H. Henry Baxter, Rutland, 1859 - 1861; Peter T. Washburn, Woodstock, 1861 - 1866; William Wells, Burlington, 1866 - 1872; James S. Peck, Montpelier, 1872 - 1881; Theodore S. Peck, Burlington, 1881 - 1900; William S. Gilmore, Fairlee, 1900 - 1910; Lee S. Tillotson, St. Albans, 1910 - 1917; Herbert T. Johnson, Bradford, 1917 - 1941; Murdock A. Campbell, Northfield, 1941 - 1955; Francis W. Billado, Burlington, 1955 - 13 September 1966; and Reginald M. Cram, South Burlington, 14 September - 4 December 1966 (acting) and 1 March 1967 - 1981. |
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Vermont. Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office. |
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Published Reports and Orders, 1863 - 1948. |
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Series ID:
PRA-433
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Location:
State Archives |
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Extent:
1 cubic foot. |
Access:
Open |
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Scope:
Contains some annual and biennial reports of the Adjutant and Inspector General and Qua
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