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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.

Candidates for state and county officers for Washington County, Vermont.

The persons referred to by name are in many cases members of the Middlebury College Class of 1881; others belong to the Class of 1883.

Decorative print border. Leaf torn from a book; verso is stamped "This volume belongs to the estate of Theodore N. Vail."

The current elementary building was opened in 1954, consolidating the rural district schools. The gymnasium served the elementary and high schools.

Built in 1861, this District 6 building housed grades 1-8 and a private high school. On the balcony and near the cannon are Civil war veterans and families.

Built in 1879 as replacement for smaller building, this building served as a school until the opening of the consolidated elementary school in the village in 1954. From then until 2006 it served as St John's in the Mountains Church. It was moved and…

Al Jolson, "The World's Greatest Entertainer," and his band perform for a crowd, including President Calvin Coolidge and First Lady Grace Coolidge, on the White House lawn, October 17, 1924.

President Calvin Coolidge stands in front of the White House with the American Congress on Internal Medicine, March 11, 1925.

Governor Calvin Coolidge and Grace Coolidge sit behind the T. V. Shorts Band of Springfield, Massachusetts. Col. John Coolidge, the governor's father, sits in front of them, and Calvin Coolidge, Jr., the governor's son, sits in the front row holding…