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- Farms
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View across a farm with dairy barn, other farm buildings, and white farmhouse to mountains in the distance. There are two automobiles in the yard and laundry hung on a clothesline.
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- Portraits - Family
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1945 outdoor photo of farm stand and (perhaps) its owner. Photo takes in the whole stand, which is filled with neatly arranged baskets of produce. Photo #2.
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- Portraits - Family
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1945 outdoor photo of farm family in front of a garden stand. At least three generations are present. (Has an Ansel Adams look to it.)
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- Farms - Livestock
- Date Created
- 1945
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1945 photo of farm chickens feeding outside their coops. Photo #6?
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- Frank Beane's farm
- Date Created
- 1918-09
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- Lyman Burnham going out to Beane's Farm at sunset
- Date Created
- 1917-08
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- Field and valley
- Date Created
- 1914
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This slide comes from a series of photos taken during Herbert Wheaton Congdon's journey along the Long Trail from Mount Mansfield to the Brandon-Rochester Pass in 1914. Accompanying Congdon were three non commissioned officers of the 23rd Regiment NY National Guard, Company A.
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- Couching Lion (Camel's Hump) from Liberty Farm
- Date Created
- 1914
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This slide comes from a series of photos taken during Herbert Wheaton Congdon's journey along the Long Trail from Mount Mansfield to the Brandon-Rochester Pass in 1914. Accompanying Congdon were three non commissioned officers of the 23rd Regiment NY National Guard, Company A. "Couching Lion" is...
Show moreThis slide comes from a series of photos taken during Herbert Wheaton Congdon's journey along the Long Trail from Mount Mansfield to the Brandon-Rochester Pass in 1914. Accompanying Congdon were three non commissioned officers of the 23rd Regiment NY National Guard, Company A. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump. The man in this photo is not identified.
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- View of Liberty Farm from where the Couching Lion trail enters a wood
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- 1914
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This slide comes from a series of photos taken during Herbert Wheaton Congdon's journey along the Long Trail from Mount Mansfield to the Brandon-Rochester Pass in 1914. Accompanying Congdon were three non commissioned officers of the 23rd Regiment NY National Guard, Company A. "Couching Lion" is...
Show moreThis slide comes from a series of photos taken during Herbert Wheaton Congdon's journey along the Long Trail from Mount Mansfield to the Brandon-Rochester Pass in 1914. Accompanying Congdon were three non commissioned officers of the 23rd Regiment NY National Guard, Company A. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
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- Cows, Bradley Farm, Brattleboro
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Bradley Farm cows in wooded area, near old milk plant & rollerdome, on Route 5, near bridge.
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- Hill Scenery, West Brattleboro, Vt.
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A large agricultural field and farm buildings in the distance, in Western Brattleboro, near Sunset Lake Road.
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- Hill Scenery, West Brattleboro, Vt.
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Locke Farm (what is now the Chelsa House) on Sunset Lake Road.
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- Haying near Brattleboro, Vt.
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Weslie Rockwell on hay cart, pulled by oxen team, in a field in Brattleboro.
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- Betterly Homestead, Looking East
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See images bmlthayerT155,T158, T159 , and T171 also.
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- A. Bushey home on Basin Harbor Road
- Date Created
- 1905-04-02
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- Longwood Farm, Marlboro, Vt.
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The home of Margaret & Gerald Adams.
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- Memorial Auditorium, Burlington - Exhibitions
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Eastern States Farmers' Exchange of Springfield, Mass. exhibition at the Burlington Memorial Auditorium in Burlington, Vermont. Undated. Embossed with McAllister's name lover right corner.
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- Farms
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View of a farm across a meadow includes barn, farmhouse, and other farm buildings. A dirt road with utility poles and lines cuts between the farmhouse and the barn.