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- Elihu Barber Taft Papers
- Creator: Taft, Elihu Barber, 1847-1929
- Dates: 1737-1938
- Extent: 2 boxes
- Abstract: The Elihu B. Taft Papers include correspondence, notes, speeches, essays and other writings, travel brochures and publications on places of interest, newspaper clippings, and family genealogies.
- Robert Burley Architectural Records
- Creator: The Burley Partnership.
- Dates: 1963-2000
- Extent: 326.75 Linear feet
- Abstract: Collection contains the architectural records of Robert Burley, FAIA (aka: Robert Burley, Architect; Robert Burley Associates; The Burley Partnership). The project records cover the period from 1963, when the practice was established in Fayston, Vermont, to 2000.
- Theatre Club of Burlington
- Creator: Theatre Club of Bulington, Vermont
- Dates: 1921-1967
- Extent: 4 boxes
- Abstract: The Theatre Club was founded in 1921 by a small group of Burlingtonians interested in drama. They wished to help fill the theatrical void which existed outside of New York City by making dramatic literature of the twentieth century available to Vermonters.
- Zadock Thompson Papers
- Creator: Thompson, Zadock, 1796-1856
- Dates: 1813-1977
- Extent: 2 boxes
- Abstract: The Zadock Thompson Papers are comprised mainly of historical descriptions of towns in Vermont, sent to Thompson for inclusion in his Gazetteer of 1824, and for Part III of his History of 1842.
- Martin Tierney Records
- Creator: Tierney, Martin
- Dates: circa 1975-2001
- Extent: 37.0 Linear feet
- Abstract: Collection contains the architectural project files and drawings of Tierny's architectural company of Burlington, Vermont. The project files include client correspondence, notes, billings, bills and receipts, schedules, estimates, change orders, court documents, grants, transmittals, contracts and agreements, codes, specifications, photographs, requisitions, drawings and plans, and other records.
- Mari Tomasi Papers
- Creator: Tomasi, Mari, 1907-1965
- Dates: 1940-1963
- Extent: 1 box
- Abstract: The Mari Tomasi Papers contain drafts of two or her novels, Deep Grow the Roots and Like Lesser Gods, some records of the Poetry Society of Vermont, and several later articles and short stories, including "The Italian Story in Vermont" and "Happy Gifts to the Little King."
- Daniel Tomlinson Papers
- Creator: Tomlinson, Daniel
- Dates: Tomlinson, Daniel
- Extent: 1 box
- Abstract: The five account books contain three types of records: (1) Company Accounts relating to Tomlinson's trade, (2) Domestic Accounts and (3) Arithmetical Accounts recorded by Daniel Tomlinson [jr.?].
- Elmer Towne Papers
- Creator: Towne, Elmer
- Dates: Bulk, 1950-1971
- Extent: 27.25 Linear feet
- Abstract: Collection contains correspondence, reports, meeting minutes, reports, studies, hearings, notes, and other records documenting Towne's activities as VT Commissioner of Agriculture and related activities. These records relate to the dairy industry in Vermont, maple products, state legislation, agricultural cooperatives, the Vermont Whey Pollution Abatement program, vocational training, the Hood milk company, milk orders, milk promotion, and other related topics.
- Trinity College Records
- Creator: Trinity College (Burlington, Vt.).
- Dates: Bulk, 1980-2001
- Extent: 230.6 Linear feet
- Abstract: The Trinity College Collection contains the records of Trinity College of Vermont, a private Catholic college founded by the Burlington, Vermont chapter of the Religious Order of the Sisters of Mercy. The school offered a liberal arts undergraduate degree program for women from 1925 to 2001, when it closed due to financial difficulties. In the last twenty years of its operation, Trinity also enrolled adult students of both genders in undergraduate and graduate degree programs. The Trinity College Collection is comprised of materials documenting the founding, administration, academic programs, facilities, student affairs, and closure of the school, including manuscripts, financial papers, newspaper clippings, photographs, scrapbooks, and audio and video recordings.