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Newspaper with coverage of devastating flood in Barre, Vt. "BARRE DEVASTATED BY FLOOD; SEVEN PERSONS BELIEVED LOST; LIEUT.-GOV. JACKSON DEAD"

A photograph of Central Vermont Railroad employees, Freight Division, December 1904.

Two images of a sleigh sitting next to what appears to be a general store in winter.

A photograph of a horse hitched to a wagon belonging to Reynolds & Son Hardware, with a dog sitting in the coachman's seat.

The photo shows a wagon and a horse team pausing during the ascent of Washington Street in Barre. The load on the wagon is the roof stone of the George B. Milne mausoleum. This mausoleum was erected on Elmwood Cemetery in 1917 a few hundred yards…

A young girl, Cleora Reynolds of 102 South Main Street, Barre, sits behind the wheel of a motorcar in front of a garage.

A photograph of a Ladies' Rifle Team accompanied by a uniformed man, fall of 1890. Each of this photograph's subjects is known (list can be found at the repository) but, unfortunately, little else is known about their group.

A photograph of Philomathean Club members at a costume party. All but one of these women have been identified

A photograph of the Marquis De Lafayette Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution celebrating George Washington's birthday by dressing in period gowns, February 23, 1922. Some of these women have been identified

A photograph of married couples in fancy dress, likely as an homage to U.S. Presidents and First Ladies. Most of these couples have been identified

A photograph of a large group of people in period clothing. This may be a theater group or social club.

A photograph of some families from Orange Street who've gone out for a picnic, sometime in 1910. Only two men are in the photograph. Repository has names of some of the people in this image.