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A letter sent from Edith Dodge at Barre, Vermont to Frances Hobart at Concord, New Hampshire in response to a letter sent by Frances Hobart in the aftermath of the 1927 flood in Vermont.

A letter sent from Leighton H. Keith at Underhill, Vermont on November 13, 1927, to Frances Hobart at Concord, New Hampshire in response to a letter sent by Frances Hobart in the aftermath of the 1927 flood in Vermont.

A letter sent from Lois at Jericho, Vermont on November 13, 1927, to Frances Hobart at Concord, New Hampshire in response to a letter sent by Frances Hobart in the aftermath of the 1927 flood in Vermont.

A letter sent from Frank L. Start at Burlington, Vermont on November 14, 1927, to Frances Hobart at Concord, New Hampshire in response to a letter sent by Frances Hobart in the aftermath of the 1927 flood in Vermont.

A letter written by Ada Whitney, living in Hyde Park, Vermont, to Edith Reilly of Bridgewater, Massachusetts, about her dislike of the cold Vermont weather, life in Hyde Park, the aftermath of the flood of 1927, and her family vacations.

A four page letter dated December 19, 1927 from Miss Bertha Buzzell to Clara Williams describing in detail the November 1927 flood in Montpelier, Vermont.

A letter William Barclay Jr. wrote to his sister, Grace Barclay about the 1927 flood, including a description of the death of Lieutenant Governor S. Hollister Jackson.

The Barclay Brothers newsletter for the year 1927 including pictures of the 1927 flood.

Consists of an original envelope postmarked in Montpelier in December 1927 and a letter written by Marion Perrin describing her experience with the efficient emergency airmail delivery system in place from November 10 through December 24, 1927 in…

Consists of a letters written from Montpelier, Vermont, by Lawrence Ladd to his parents on November 16 and November 17, 1927, describing his experiences during the 1927 flood. Mr. Ladd was part of a crew opening the new McLellan five and dime store…

A letter written by Minerva Skinner to her brother-in-law Daniel Lillie Burnett describing the 1927 flood in South Royalton, Vermont. Also includes the envelope and one original snapshot of the flood area.

A letter from Minerva Skinner to "Isabelle" (presumably her sister Isabella Pearl Martin) describing the 1927 flood in South Royalton, Vermont.