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Large scale model of wooden U. S. Clothes Pin on the ground at the Montpelier Manufacturing Company complex. Standing next to it is the model's creator, Charles H. Ellicott Jr., 1920s. This model clothes pin was displayed on top of the building at…

A photograph of a "North Branch Ice" wagon on Berlin Street with the town of Montpelier, Vermont, in the background.

View of Montpelier, Vermont, looking east, showing the side of the second Pavilion Hotel. The Pavilion livery stable can be seen behind the hotel. The fourth Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company building, erected in 1882, is visible across the…

Lithograph of wooden E. W. Bailey Mill, on an invoice for E. W. Bailey & Co., dated October 3, 1893, detail.

A photograph of a man and two children riding down Berlin Street in a horse drawn carriage, with the town of Montpelier, Vermont in the background.

Office of the Pavilion Hotel Livery Stable, showing coach and driver. The owner of the stable, John Q. Adams, is standing on the left.

Reinforced concrete E. W. Bailey grain elevator as seen from Northfield Street and across the Winooski River, 1955.

A photograph of the old Montpelier (Vermont) Post Office on State Street in the middle of winter.

The second Pavilion Hotel with mansard roof. The hotel was remodeled by owner Jesse Sumner Viles in 1888.

Montpelier Granite Works, c. 1896. The Red Arch Bridge can be seen at the left of the photograph and the E. W. Bailey mill can be seen at the right.

A photograph of a three story house with a bicycle and a hammock in the front yard. This is a building that once stood at 51 Berlin Street, Montpelier, Vermont. (see also "Snow Scene, Berlin Street" and "Large Clapboard House")

Large snowroller with a six-horse team in front of the Pavilion Hotel, Montpelier, Vermont, in 1892. The men driving the horses are Edward Witham (left), who later worked for the city of Montpelier from 1917-1930, and Clark B. Roberts (right), who…