Vergennes High School graduating class of 1950 with banner, assembled in front of the new elementary school Vergennes. Until 1950, grade schoolers had classes on the lower floors of the high school. Photo #1.
1944 photo of faculty and students in front of Vergennes High School. The school was built in 1871, replaced by the union high school in 1959, and demolished in 1964. Photo #4.
1944 photo of faculty and students in front of Vergennes High School. The school was built in 1871, replaced by the union high school in 1959, and demolished in 1964.
1944 faculty and students (although these may be mostly students) in front of Vergennes High School. This is the main entrance of the high school, which was built in 1871, replaced by the union high school in 1959, and demolished in 1964. Gentleman (back row, right) with bow tie is very likely... Show more1944 faculty and students (although these may be mostly students) in front of Vergennes High School. This is the main entrance of the high school, which was built in 1871, replaced by the union high school in 1959, and demolished in 1964. Gentleman (back row, right) with bow tie is very likely the principal. Show less
1944 faculty and students (although these may be mostly students) in front of Vergennes High School. This is the main entrance of the high school, which was built in 1871, replaced by the union high school in 1959, and demolished in 1964. Photo #3.
1944 Vergennes High School student organization with military style uniform, perhaps the marching band without their instruments? Director is in front row, center. Background is the entrance to the high school, which was built in 1871. Photo #6
1944 Vergennes High School student organization with military style uniform, perhaps the marching band without their instruments? Director is in front row, center. Background is the entrance to the high school, which was built in 1871. Photo #7.
1944 photo of faculty and staff at Vergennes High School, including two--perhaps more--clergymen, one of whom is Rev. Alfred H. Couture (back row, far right), St. Peter Church (Catholic), Vergennes. Photo #1.
1944 photo of faculty and staff at Vergennes High School, including two--perhaps more--clergymen, one of whom is Rev. Alfred H. Couture (back row, far right), St. Peter Church (Catholic), Vergennes. Photo #2.
Clarks Hardware and the Vergennes Inn, at the corner of Main and Green Street in Vergennes. The site of a tavern in the late 18th c., this property was purchased by the Stevens family in 1793 and was eventually known as the Stevens House and Stevens House Hotel. Photo dated 1945.
