Vermont Historical Society

  • Visit
    • Vermont History Museum
    • Vermont Heritage Galleries
    • Leahy Library
    • Events & Calendar
    • Group Tours & Field Trips
    • Hours & Directions
    • Contact
  • Educate
    • Field Trips
    • Vermont History Explorer
    • In Your Classroom
    • Vermont History Day
    • Homeschool
    • Online Resources
    • Professional Development Workshops
  • Research
    • Leahy Library
    • VHS Library Online Catalog
    • Research Resources Online
    • Ask a Librarian
    • Museum Collections
    • Genealogy
    • Archaeology
    • Vermont Women's History
    • Publishing Program
  • Virtual VHS
    • Online Exhibits
    • Photographs
    • Film and Video Collection
  • Shop
    • All Store Items
    • Recent Additions
    • VHS Publications
    • Sale Items
  • Community
    • Collections Care
    • League of Local Societies & Museums
    • League of Local Societies & Museums Directory
    • Community History
    • Vermont History Expo
    • Other Helpful Links
  • About VHS
    • Mission & Strategic Plan
    • News & Publications
    • Staff & Trustees
    • Fellowship & Awards
    • Membership
    • Rent a Conference Room
    • Hours & Directions
  • give
    • Join, Renew, Donate
    • Planned Gifts
    • Company Sponsorships
    • Vermont Forever
    • Volunteer
Copy and paste this citation to show where you did your research. The style of this citation is Turabian.

Vermont Historical Society. "Green Mountaineer - Building Communities, 1820-1860." Vermont History Explorer. http://vermonthistory.org/index.php/harold-g-rugg-collection/category/43-mapsandbroadsides.html (accessed January 26, 2015).
1820s

Steam Travel on Lake Champlain (PDF 1.2MB)

1830s

Noggins, Firkins, Piggins, and Kegs, Salt Pork, Peppermints, Gun Shot and Eggs (PDF 1.5MB)
Mill Fever (PDF .7MB)
Letters from Lowell: A Factory Girl Writes Home (PDF 1.1MB)
The Factory Girl's Song (PDF .7MB)
Bells, Boardinghouses, and Backwater: A Millhand's Glossary (PDF 1.0MB)
The Lowell Offering: Showing the World What Factory Girls Could Do (PDF .5MB)
Factory Girl Word Find (PDF .7MB)

1840s

Charles Parker's New Manual Alphabets (PDF .6MB)

1850s

Secret Road to Freedom (PDF 1.1MB)
Larkin's Snow Angel (PDF 1.6MB)
The Art of Remembering (PDF .8MB)
Vermont Government Finds a Home (PDF .7MB)
When Doctors Made House Calls (PDF 1.4MB)
Riddles in Morse Code (PDF .5MB)

ENEWS BLOCK   facebook  flickr  twitter icon

Latest News

  • thumbnail
    February 19 - Discover the Lost Shul Mural!
    For February's Third Thursday, Jeff Potash and Aaron Goldberg bring the fascinating story of the gloriously painted Lost Shul Mural to Montpelier! Bring your bagged lunch and join us for this free public program. Thursday, February 19 • 12:00 to 1:0...
    Read more...

Upcoming Events

Do you have cabin fever? Could you stand to get out of the house and do something new? Watch our calendar for detailed information about events and happenings in the world of Vermont history! Learn all about it... 

Were you there?

Vt70s peace webWe are gathering information about the 1970s counterculture and its lasting influence on Vermont. If you have a story to tell or objects to share, we want to talk with you! Find out more here.

Vermont Historical Society
60 Washington St., Barre, VT 05641
(802) 479-8500

  • directions
  • Career Opportunities
  • contact
  • sitemap

Web site sponsored by: Schultz-Blackwell Trust