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[Stagecoach ticket]. New through line. Montpelier, Barton, and Stanstead. Jerry Drew, proprietor

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Printed on yellow card w/ illustrations of coach and train on verso.

[Toll ticket] : to the company for rendering Connecticut River navigable by Water Quechee Falls ... received payment for the company, {dollar}5.00. Toll-gatherer. May 12, 1813

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Copy 1 is a printed form, completed in manuscript. Copy 2 is a different printing, left blank. See "The company for rendering Connecticut River navigable by Water- Quechee Falls.", VHS Proc., v.9, p. 75.

1783-1883. The citizens of Benson purpose celebrating the 100th anniversary of the settlement of the town, on the 21st and 22nd day of August next

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A Family Recreation: Paradise Skating Rink, Montpelier-Barre Road

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Poster for the Paradise Skating Rink located at 375 River Street, Montpelier. Poster shows a Caucasian family of three holding hands and smiling while roller skating. The mother and daughter match with blonde bobs, white sweaters and roller skates,…

A klansman's prayer: sung to the tune of "Stand up for Jesus"

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Poem in five eight-line stanzas. First line: One evening, just at twilight. Library's copy has been signed by the author.

A klansman's prayer: sung to the tune of "Stand up for Jesus"

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Poem in five eight-line stanzas. First line: One evening, just at twilight. Library's copy has been signed by the author.

A little trip on de state / Batiste Parveneau [i.e. Daniel T. Trombley]

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Written as letter to "Dear Francois," dated "Moreal", Sept. 21, 1924.

A memorandum to explain about some old magazines : the dear friends, here and there, will recall a quaint way I have of cutting out, from periodicals, etc., pictures of bad character. ... Yours cordially / Joseph Dutton

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A poem : written in Vermont / by a lad only 12 years of age

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Eight verses, printed in 2 columns. Topic of the poem is God's love.

Address of the watchmen, of Boston, to their patrons

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Verse in five stanzas printed within ornamental border. First line: When the nights are most dreary. Dated: January 1st, 1816. Presumably printed late in 1815 for distribution on or about New Year's Day.

Adirondack readings at town hall, Bellows Falls ... December 10, 1886

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Contents: Introduction and program.

Administrative Reform, 1876

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Ticket related to the 1876 presidential election calling for Administrative reform." The slip is illustrated with a rooster, the symbol of the Democratic Party, and lists the Democratic candidates for president and vice president, Samuel J. Tilden of…