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Table of Contents

VOL. 01 (1975) TO VOL. 46 (2022)

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Vol. 1 #1- Jan. 1975

01 - French-Canadian Christmas Season - Loretta C. Massey

03 - A History of Orleans County, Vt. - Mary Jean Simpson

05 - Greensboro Notes: Thompson's Vt. and Greensboro

07 - Greensboro Remembers: "The Photo Album", 

09 - "Bicentenary Prelude" - Phil Gray

10 - Greensboro Bicentennial (U.S.) Flag Presentation and Immigrants Dinner - Bea White 

11 - Bicentennial (U.S.) Committee Happenings - Nancy Hill

 

Vol. 1 #2 - March 1975

01 - Why We Should Celebrate the (U.S.) Bicentennial in Vt. - Margaret Mead I A History of Orleans County, Vt. (continued)

06 - "War Memorial:" Greensboro - Phil Gray

08 - Attending School in Early Vermont

11 - Greensboro Notes: Greensboro in the 1880's. Part I

14 - Winter News of Neighboring (U.S.)Bicentennial Committees 

15 - Where was the Greensboro Block House? - Pat Haslam

16 - (U.S.) Bicentennial Committee Notes

 

Vol. 1 #3 - May 1975

01 - The Strange Tale of George Washington Henderson - Margaret H. Muller

08 - Education in Early Vermont: The Hazen Road School House in Greensboro - D. Metraux, J. Molleur 11''First Historian" - Phil Gray

12 - Greensboro Notes Part II - H. Child

15 - Moments From Greensboro History: The Indian Raid of 1781

15 - The Coming of the Railroad in Greensboro Bend

16 - Greensboro Notes: Greensboro Where Have You Been?

18 - (U.S.) Bicentennial News Notes - Nancy Hill

 

Vol. 1 #4 - Summer 1975 

01 - The Bayley-Hazen Military Road - Daniel Metraux

04 - The Summer That Never Came

05 - Memories of a Greensboro Preacher's Wife - Margaret Vogan 

06 - Historical Sketch of the Congregational Church

07 - Greensboro's Involvement in the Civil War - E. E. Rollins

10 - Greensboro Notes: Greensboro in 1915

13 - The Exploration of Coburn Hill - Ethan Hubbard

15 - Can We Make the Bicentennial (U.S.) A Worthwhile Project? - Zeke Hanzl 

16 - Bicentennial (U.S.) Committee News - D. Metraux

18 - Greensboro Happenings - Nancy Hill

19 - The "Mite Society" - Phil Gray

 

Vol. 1 #5 - Fall 1975

01 - What It Means To Be A Vermonter - Sen. George D. Aiken

04 - Longfellow, The Wayside Inn and The Greensboro Connection - Daniel Metraux 

06 Greensboro Sketches: An Evening With The Law - Philip Gray

08 - Greensboro Notes: A History of the Town of Greensboro - Clarence F. Amsden 

11 - The Potash Industry in Early Vermont

12 - The Blockhouse Mystery Solved - Daniel Metraux and Pat Haslam

13 - The Civil War Remembered - Merritt White

14 - The Saga of Runaway Pond - Daniel Metraux

15 - Greensboro Notes: Odds and Ends of Great Interest- Pat Haslam 16 News and Notes - Nancy Hill and Daniel Metraux

 

Vol. 1 #6 - Spring 1976 

01 - A Vermonter Remembers Liquor and Rum Running in the Prohibition Era - Nancy Hill 

02 - Married 60 Years Last Friday

04 - Greensboro Sketches: "Heirlooms" - Philip Gray

06 - Twilight on Lake Caspian - Alice D. Sanborn

07 - Memories of a Greensboro Teacher - D. Metraux

08 - Bicentennial Happenings Scheduled: Summer 1976

09 - The Annual Game and Chicken Pie Supper at Greensboro Bend

10 - A Brief History of Postal Service in Greensboro, Vt. - Daniel Metraux 

13 - Bicentennial News Notes - Nancy Hill 

 

Vol. 2 - Summer 1977

01 - Greensboro's Early Sinners - Sally Fisher

02 - For The Record: Greensboro in 1888

03 - Timothy Hinman's Road - Mrs. Daniel Herrick

04 - Amos Porter - Newspaper Ad for 8000 Acres in Brownington

07 - How I Became An American Citizen - Esther Kesselman

10 - "Fisherman With a Green Thumb" - Philip Gray

12 - Roots (Greensboro Historical Society Collecting Family Histories) - Daniel Metraux 

12 - Roots: Apologies to Alex Haley - Marion Abel

14 - Book Review- "When Greensboro Was Called Coltkiln...," - D. Metraux

15 - The Greensboro Historical Society - Ralph Fisher

15 - The Bicentennial in Greensboro: Retrospect 1976 - Nancy Hill

17 - Greensboro Bookshelf

 

Vol. 3 - Summer 1978

01 - Highlights of Heritage Supper 1977

03 - Greensboro 1800-1815: A Profile - Daniel Metraux

04 - Greensboro in the 1870's:A Profile

06 - John Allen Remembers People and Horses - Sally Fisher

08 - The Grange In Greensboro - Dorothy Ling

09 - Audubon Hardy and Randolph Camp Including Memories of the Education of Young Calvin Coolidge - Sally Fisher 

11 - "Village Theater" - Phil Gray

13 - How the Congregational Church Got Its Bell

13 - Speaking of Mud Season - Leonard Deming

14 - Notes From the North End of the Lake - Sally Fisher

15 - Women's Lib in Orleans County - A Century Ago!- Mary Jean Simpson 

16 - Editorial Notes and Announcements

17 - Roots - Ann Slack

 

Vol. 4 - 1979

Inside cover - Philip Gray - In Memory

01 - Caspian Lake- Hardwick's Summer Resort - Allen F. Davis

03 - Greensboro as an Early Resort - Daniel Metraux

04 - Quotes From our Historical Society Winter Meetings - Sally Fisher

06 - Katherine Sprague Shares Good Memories - Sally Fisher

08 - "Village Fair" - Phil Gray

09 - Phil Gray's Last Book (a review): "Lake Village, Vt."

10 - Of course It's Further If You're Walking - Jean S. Sangree

11 - In Memoriam- (Deaths the Past Year) - Sally Fisher

12 - The Covenanters of East Craftsbury - Daniel Metraux

13 - Can Remembering Become History? - Rhoda Metraux

15 - Louis Kesselman's Political Symposiums

15 - A Concert in Memory of and With Much Love for Arthur B. Perry

16 - Eda Ingalls Remembers Everything - Sally Fisher

17 - Margaret Mead and Greensboro - Daniel Metraux

18 - The Greensboro Historical Society-Suggestions for the Future - Margaret Mead 

18 - Margaret Mead-Brilliant, Friendly and Enthusiastic - Lewis Hill 

 

Vol. 5 - 1980

01 - That Stone on the Wilson Farm - Fred Broad, Jr.

04 - How We Celebrated the Fourth of July On the North End of Caspian Lake in the Golden Days of the 1920's - Peter Watson

05 - Pioneer Li fe in Craftsbury in 1800 - Ellizabeth Allen

06 - Craftsbury in 1878: The Diary of Henry Allen - Allen Davis

10 - Greensbor's Franco-Americans: Their Unique Experience in a Foreign Land

10 - French Canadians in Vermont: Why Did They Come? - Daniel Metraux

11 - Oscar Perron - Ted and Laurette Perron

12 - And the Renauds - Sally Fisher

14 - Militia on Hardwick St.

15 - The Willey's Store - Esther Kesselman

17 - Alfred Hitchcock and Craftsbury

17 - Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Craftsbury Common

18 - Quotes from our Annual Meeting Aug. 13, 1979 - Sally Fisher

19 - The Heifer Project and Greensboro - Laura and Donald Drown

20 - Quotes from Winter Meetings - Sally Fisher

21 - Appeal to Greensboro Residents for Help in Research for Town History - Pat Haslam

 

Vol. 6 - 1981

0l - From Greensboro to Pakistan With Love: The Life and W ork of Alice Hill - Daniel A. Metraux 3 On the Subject of Slavery - Sally Fisher

04 - The Saga of the Craftsbury Chamber Players and Greensboro's Part In It.

07 - Charlie Olmsted's Greensboro

11 - Wandering Hardwick and East Hardwick with Grandpa and Grandma Eastman - Sally Fisher and Kenneth McIntyre

15 - Greensboro Historical Society Winter Accomplishments In Brief 16 Going to School In Greensboro During the 1930's - Lewis Hill

18 - Craftsbury Academy in the Eighties - Alice T. Simpson

20 - The History of the Highland Lodge - Wilhelmina Smith

22 - Excerpts from the Danville "North Star", 1818 - Samuel Works 

23 - Remember the Bell Picnic of 1904? - Sally Fisher

24 - A Chat with Florence Magoon King - Sally Fisher

25 - Aunt Anna's Letters - Sally Fisher

26 - The Miller's Thumb - Gertrude Corwin

29 - North Shore Summers: Memories of Greensboro in the 1920's and 1930's by Peter Watson 

30 - Greensboro's Revolutionary Heroes - Pat Haslam

31 - Long Pond: A Status Report - Charles W. Johnson

 

Vol. 7 - 1982

01 - An Old Craftsbury Ledger - Allen F. Davis

03 - The Very Strange New Lights of Hardwick - Daniel Metraux

04 - The Perrin Brothers of Greensboro - Marjorie L. Perrin

06 - All the World's a Stage- Miss Jean Simpson (1897-1980) - Sally Fisher

09 - The "Tryals and Captivity" of George Avery - Sally Fisher

11 - Of Dowsers

11 - Want to Buy a House in Greensboro?

12 - That Old Curtain in the Hardwick Town House - Elizabeth Dow

13 - More Tales of An East Hardwick Boyhood - Kenneth McIntyre

17 - The Vermont Directory of 1866 - Sally Fisher

18 - An Open Invitation to Greensboro During Its Golden Age - Anonymous Letter From "The Vermonter" (April 1907)

19 - Book Reviews: "Vermont: A History" by Charles Morrissey - D. Metraux

19 - Book Reviews: "The Original Vermonters: Native Inhabitants Past and Present," by W . Haviland 

20 - Greensboro Fire District #1 - Helen Lyles

21 - Canada in Greensboro - Alison T. Hardy

23 - Esther Kesselman Talks of Alfred Barr; And FDR - Sally Fisher 

24 - The Watson Real Estate Agency of Greensboro - Peter Watson

 

Vol. 8 - 1983

01 - Hardwick's Gen: The Jeudevine Memorial Library - Allen Davis 

03 - Uncle Hiram's Lodge - Sally Fisher

04 - That Cow Pasture Golf Course

05 - Craftsbury Diary 

07 - Stereopticons of Caspian Campers in 1875 - Sally Fisher 

08 - The Beginnings of Willeys - Phyllis Willey Hurst

09 - More "Caledonia" Quotes from Phyllis' Notebook

10 - Remembering the Bend - Dorothy Ling 

11 - Growing Up on Walden Mountain - Maude Dunbar Lund 13 The Mystery of Caspian Lake - Sally Fisher

15 - The Parker Family Logbook

16 - The Story of Greensboro - Francis A. Bagnall

17 - The Way We Heard It - Sally Fisher 

18 - Greensboro's Revolutionary Hero: Thomas Tolman - Pat Haslam 

20 - The Votey Ancestors

21 - Esther Kesselman (1891-1983) - Sally Fisher

21 - Speaking of the Greensboro Town Hall

22 - Two Hardwickians: A Chat With Roscoe Cobb - Sally Fisher

24 - A Walk with John Hancock - Sally Fisher

26 - A Golden Wedding

26 - Stormbird - Philip Gray

27 - Craftsbury Academy A Century Ago - Daniel Metraux

 

Vol. 9 - 1984

01 - The Founding of the Greensboro Hospital: A Conversation with Virginia Herbert - Alan Howes

06 - How A Greensboro Man Brought About Calvin Coolidge's Only Electoral Defeat and How Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor Discovered Her Orleans County Roots - Charles Morrissey 

07 - Greensboro Place Names - Sally Fisher

08 - The Davis Store in Hardwick - Allen Davis

11 - Robert Kinsey: Jeffersonian Democrat and Vermont Republican - Daniel Metraux

15 - Vermont Humor Savored by Craftsbury's Everett Babcock - Sally Fisher

16 - The Hardwick Town House: Its First 124 Years - Joan Barton and Sally Fisher

18 - An "Unpleasantness" in South Hardwick!

19 - History on the Run - Gail Sangree

22 - Demise of the Delano Post Office - Sally Fisher

23 - Fiftieth Anniversary of the Greensboro Association - Ted Lyman

24 - The Greensboro Association Directory

25 - The First Congregational Church of East Hardwick - Sally Fisher

26 - Manners at Croquet

27 - Solzhenitsyn Slept Here - Sally Fisher

27 - Excerpts from 1923 "Campers" Supplement to the Brotherhood Tidings Greensboro Congregational Church

28 - Old Documents Discovered in Greensboro - Sally Fisher 28 "Warnings Out of Town"- Pat Haslam

29 - The Greensboro Town Hall 

30 - Greensboro Diaries

33 - The Shoebox Papers- "The China Journal of Amos Porter 1802" 

34-  Greensboro's Old Stone House

34 - "The Trouble With Harry" Returns to Vermont

 

Vol. 10 - 1985

0l - The North Greensboro Tavern - Lewis Hill

03 - Memories of Greensboro People & Places- A Conversation with Virginia S. Herbert- Alan Howes 

08 - Lest We Forget the Pioneers - Gail Sangree

11 - Speaking of Old Cemeteries: Vermont Old Cemetery Association

12 - The Letters of Wirt Blake - Anne Batten

16 - Dark Days in the Legislature, 1822 - Sally Fisher

17 - In Pursuit of Reverend Bayley - Sally Fisher

20 - The Civil War Letters of Edmond C. Little - Sally Fisher

22 - How the Hibbards Happened on Hardwick St - Sally Fisher

23 - Of Year Round and Summer Folk - Sally Fisher

24 - Julia's Legacy - A Genealogical Quilt

24 - Local Historians Honored

25 - Fred Pleasants' Gift to Greensboro - Sally Pleasants Lonegren

26 - Making History - Local Kunin Supporters Make Grand Entrance - Fred Broad

27 - Migration From Vermont - Daniel Metraux

32 - Greensboro Authors: A Look Back - Sidney L. Gulick and The White Peril in the Far East - Daniel Metraux

33 - "The China Journal"

33 - The Barr Hill Nature Preserve

 

Vol. 11 - 1986

01 - "Hardwick On The Map," by Elizabeth H. Dow - reviewed by Allen Davis 

03 - Master Stonecarvers - The Ambrosinis - Sally Fisher

05 - The Civil War Letters of Wirt Blake - Anne Batten

07 - Greensboro Fishermen Take Note - 1795 Vermont Fishing Law 

08 - Charles Henry Stage Curtain Rediscovered in Albany - Sally Fisher 

09 - The Mystery of the Missing House - Sally Fisher

10 - St. Michael's Church - Gail Sangree

11 - Congregational Church in Greensboro - Notes from 1927 

12 - Arthur Stratton - SallyFisher

13 - The Politics of Land and Taxation in Vermont Two Centuries Ago - Daniel Metraux

16 - Greensboro Authors: A Look Back- "Norwood Allman, Shanghai Lawyer" - D. Metraux 

17 - Craftsbury Common's Searchlight Club: The Early Years - Rhoda Metraux

21 - The Restoration of the Old Firehouse - Zeke Hanzl

23 - "China Journal" Update

24 - Read Any Good Registers Lately? - Sally Fisher

25 - The Fire at the Priest's Cottage - Alison Hardy

26 - The Two Sam Ingalls - Sally Fisher

27 - Whit Landon's St. Lawrence Skiff - Sally Fisher

28 - The Greensboro Association

29 - Milestones

30 - Depression Farming in Greensboro - Sally Fisher

32 - Area History Profile: Horace F. Graham (1862-1941) - D. Metraux 33 Craftsbury's Celebration in 1941 - Sally Fisher  

 

Vol. 12 - 1987

01 - Greensboro Authors - Elaine Harris

05 - To Be Educated and Womanly: Letters of Ellen H. Woodruff

06 - The Beginning of the Greensboro Free Library - Sally Fisher

08 - Joyce Antler, Lucy Sprague Mitchell: The Making of a Modern Woman - reviewed by Allen Davis 

10 - North Greensboro School 1909

11 - Greensboro Has Always Been Musical - Sally Fisher

12 - John Allen Talks About the Church Organ

13 - We Smiled and Dished Out Food

14 - Etiquette Books Popular in Greensboro Area 100 years Ago - Gail Sangree

16 - Arlton Lapierre's Retirement Party

37 - Drown Rediscovers Sunday School Post - Sally Fisher

38 - Oatman Warns of"Changes On the Land"- Sally Fisher

39 - Locked in Greensboro Jail - Allen Davis

 

Vol. 13 - 1988

01 - Wallace Stegner's"Crossing To Safety" - Allen Davis 

03 - New Books by Greensboro Authors

04 - Hardwick on the Map - Elizabeth Dow

07 - Governor Graces Merger Ceremony - Sally Fisher 

08 - Hardwick's Memorial Building - Elizabeth Dow

09 - Roscoe Cobb on the Memorial Building - Sally Fisher

10 - 1816: Greensboro's Year Without a Summer - Sally Fisher

12 - Dartmouth College Alumni and the "Caspian Connection" - Charles Morrissey

15 - Oldtimers Recall Health Care in Northern Vermont Before 1940 - Gail Sangree

18 - Stone House Constructed From One Boulder - Pat Haslam

19 - Visits With Mary Jean Simpson - Sally Fisher

24 - How I Happened to Come to Greensboro - Pennell Peck

25 - Milestones

26 - On the Trail of Ashbel Hale - Sally Fisher

29 - Greensboro Artists Remembered - Ruth Dales

30 - Painting in Greensboro - Margaret Olmsted

31 - Craftsbury's Bicentennial Calendar - Anne Wilson

32 - The Case of the Pickled Harring - Sally Fisher

33 - The Civil War - John Paddleford

35 - The Character of Early Residents of Orleans County: Two Case Studies - Daniel Metraux 

38 - Depot Doings (Hardwick)

38 - "Across The Fence" Features Greensboro!

39 - Intriguing Inquiries Over the Winter 

 

Vol. 14 - 1989

01 - Greensboro's Bicentennial: 1789-1989 - Nancy Hill

04 - Craftsbury's Bicentennial

05 - Craftsbury On My Mind - Allen F. Davis

08 - Glimpses of Student Life at Hardwick Academy 1886-1887 - Eleanor Angell 

10 - The Dufers Bequeath Caspian Lake House Records - Sally Fisher 

12 - Mary Gove Nichols, Feminist - Charles T. Morrissey

14 - By Clipper Ship to Canton - Journal of a Vermont Ginseng Trader

15 - News of Greensboro Writers - Lewis Hill

16 - Donation to Greensboro Free Library: "Retreat to Vermont:An Architectural and Social History of a Vermont Summer Community," by Susannah Clifford

16 - Greensboro Town History Progress

17 - Mackville Historic District

18 - Hardwick on "Across the Fence"

19 - Review of "Memoirs of a Small Town Surgeon," by John Brooks Wheeler - Gail Sangree 

21 - A Dialogue Between Friends: Beth Allen and Phil Gray - Sally Fisher

24 - Wirt Blake's Last Letters - Anne Batten

27 - Milestones

27 - More About Evelyn De Brune Springstead

29 - That Monument on Block House Hill - Sally Fisher

30 - Another Esther Kellelman Story

31 - A Chatty Letter to Silas Little in Greensborough, Vermont

32 - Why a Boat Parade for Greensboro's Bicentennial? - Pat Haslam

33 - 1959 Celebrations on Bayley-Hazen Road

34 - Donald Drown Discusses House Swapping

35 - Putting In The Dock 1925

35 - One More Sam Ladd Story

36 - Bridget's Big Desk

36 - Why Did You Come to Greensboro?

 

Vol. 15 - 1990

01 - Greta Garbo in Greensboro: Facts or Fiction? - Sally Fisher 

03 - Aleaxandra Messier's Memories of Greta Garbo

05 - Leone Mitchell Cobb (1896-1989) - Allen Davis

06 - A Tribute to Leone Cobb - Laurence LeCours 

10 - Early Administrative History of the Town of Hardwick - Elizabeth H. Dow 

14 - A Summer Camper 1938-1945 - Stuart A. Jackson

19 - Smuggling Chinese Into Hardwick - Sally Fisher

20 - Smugglers and Bootleggers in the Northeast Kingdom - Daniel A. Metraux 

22 - Caspianshire As A Literary Landscape - Charles Morissey 

26 - The Legacy of Kenneth McIntyre - Sally Fisher

27 - Other Contributions of the Greensboro Historical Society

28 - Book Review: "Alfred H. Barr, Jr.: Missionary for the Modern," by Alice Goldfarb Marquis - Allen Davis  

30 - Young Luther Gulick and Governor Coolidge - Sally Fisher

31 - Bridget for Governor of Vermont

32 - Yet Another Secret Caspian Lake Society? - Pat Haslam

33 - Someone To Be A Mother To Her - Sally Fisher

34 - Greensboro's Baker Cemetery - Anne Harbison

36 - The Hardwick Town House Curtain

37 - Milestones

38 - "Fetched Up Yankee" (Lewis Hill autobiography) - Sally Fisher  

 

Vol. 16 - 1991

01 - Fishing in Greensboro - Allen Davis

05 - The Poetess of Elligo - Alan B. Howes

09 - Remembering Milt Noyes - Russell H. Peck

13 - Just as Wide - Charles Morrissey

14 - The Early History of Goshern Gore and Stannard - Jan Lewandoski

16 - The Remarkable C. U. Bears - Sally Fisher

18 - Talk of the Town: The History of Greensboro

19 - East Hardwick's Grand Old Grange Hall - Sally Fisher

20 - Dr. Gulick, The President's On The Phone

21 - Excerpts From the Diary of Jean Spahr 1914-1916 - Gail A. Sangree

23 - Profile: Allen Strickland Hall, Jr. - Sally Fisher

24 - Hardwick Historical Society Triumphs in 1991 - Sally Fisher

25 - Communication (Greensboro Nursing Home) - Sally Levy

27 - Drama Review

28 - Greensboro Then and Now: A Conversation With Constance Votey - Alan Howes

32 - Handwriting On The Walls

33 - Westward Ho! The Rights of Albany As Early Migrants from Vermont - Daniel Metraux 

34 - Milestones 

34 - Old as the Hills

35 - Local Boy Makes Good in Minnesota - Pat Haslam

36 - The History of Greensboro

37 - Greensboro People Remembered at the Annual Meeting 1990

37 - Getting to Greensboro Before Automobile

38 - Errata and Addenda to "The History of Greensboro: The First Two Hundred Years." 

 

Vol. 17 - 1992

01 - Long Pond: Greensboro's Other Lake - Allen F. Davis

04 - The Flood of 1927 - Alan B. Howes

06 - Growing Up With Greensboro - Connie Votey

06 - Greensboro Mills Post Office - Allen F. Davis

07 - A Four-Year Old's View of the Flood of 1927 - Priscilla Carter

08 - First Congregational [Church], E. Hardwick - Joyce S. Mitchell

10 - E. Hardwick Scatterings

11 - Hooked on History: Trolling the Ponds of Print - Charles T. Morrissey

11 - Slade's Girls: Mary Field & Others from Greensboro & Hardwick

13 - Transplants in the Granite Business: Did Hardwick Beckon & Dispatch?

14 - Silas Mason: The Horticulturalist Who Went Away From the Cold

15 - The Case of the "Cupid-Like Corpse"

16 - Vermont Historical Society Exhibit - World War II

17 - Dad and His Scotch Songs - John Allen

18 - John Richardson's Fiddle - Sally Fisher

20 - Taking the Waters in Hardwick - Haynesville Springs

22 - The Guy Bailey Family [essay within "The University of Vt.: the First 200 Years," 1991] - Allen F. Davis

22 - Hazen Road Dispatch indexed

23 - Greensboro's Fountain of Youth - Lewis Hill

24 - Liza's Legacy- The Bessie Drennan Show - Sally Fisher

26 - I Remember Bub Rowell - Joyce S. Mitchell

27 - The Hockings and Days - Margaret Corwin

30 - Writings by Greensboro Authors 1991-1992 - Lewis Hill

31 - Cobb School Researched & Remembered - Sally Fisher

33 - Feedback On The Remarkable C.U. Bears [ref. HRD 1991] - Sally Fisher

34 - Craftsbury's Ozymandias - Daniel A. Metraux

35 - Other Historical Markers & Signs

36 - Edgewood Lane - Ruth L. Dales

36 - Living It Up in Washington in 1816

37 - Anecdotes from Historical Society Annual Meeting 1991

38 - Milestones & Other Happenings

 

Vol. 18 - 1993

01 - "Local Lumps" - Allen Davis

03 - Greensboro Historical Society Needs a Building

04 - Greensboro Authors 1992-1993

05 - A Remembrance of Wallace Stegner - Sherrard Gray

06 - Miracle Waters of Caspian - Russell H. Peck

08 - Emilie Perry Recalls Mountain View's Early Days - Lib & George Bishop

12 - Caspianshire Espoliered - Charles T. Morrissey

16 - The Greensboro Free Pleasure Dome - Dan Cohen

17 - Pickling Time & William Tell - Doris Bridgman Williams

18 - The Great Grange Robbery of '92: A Full Confession - Wes Averill

19 - Some Struck It Rich - They Did Not - Sally Fisher

23 - Eveningside & "The Aunties" - Alan B. Howes

24 - Follow-Ups on HRD '92- Sally Fisher

25 - News from the North Shore - Katrina V.H. Taylor & Elise V.H. Ferber

27 - Amos Porter Journal

28 - Hardwick's 5 &  10 Cent Store - Joyce S. Mitchell

30 - "In & About" Hardwick Gazette 1899

31 - A Summerhouse Heritage - Pennell Peck

32 - How About Your Summerhouse Heritage - Greensboro Historical Society

33 - String Too Short to Save

33 - Conversation With an Area Grave Digger

34 - Miss Jean's Shakespeare Plays - Sally Fisher

35 - Mary Wilson's Hummingbird - Sally Fisher

 

Vol. 19 - 1994

01 - The Homefront in Hardwick - Allen F. Davis

06 - How I Happened to Come to Greensboro - Bronwyn B. Potter

08 - Echoes From the Past - Anne H. Wilson

11 - History from the Newspapers - Sally Fisher

12 - Charlie's "Collectings" - Charlie Morrissey

14 - Booker T. Washington Thanks Marcia Snyder

15 - Dinner at Gebbies and Wilsons - Sally Fisher

16 - I Remember Hardwick Academy - Joyce S. Mitchell

20 - How The Hunsbergers Discovered Greensboro - Ruth Hunsberger

21 - The Kitchen Table - Penelope Easton

23 - The Influence of the Scots in the Northeast Kingdom - Tom Smith

25 - Welcome Back!  Miller's Thumb!

26 - John Tillotson Edsall - Sylvia Lotspeich & Ruth Hunsberger

30 - As Little as Possible

31 - A Century of Camping at Caspian - William T. Lane

33 - Chats with Burt [Stone] - Sally Fisher

34 - Found! [The China Journal]

35 - Edgar Lee Masters' Northeast Kingdom - Charles T. Morrissey

37 - Now It Can Be Told [Alexander Solzhenitsyn] - Sally Fisher

37 - Greensboro Authors

38 - The Simpson General Store - Daniel A. Metraux

39 - Workshop on Preservation & Acquisitions - Alan B. Howes

40 - Follow-ups on HRD '93 - Sally Fisher

41 - Milestones

42 - Facsimile photo - Pleasant St., E. Hardwick

 

Vol. 20 - 1995

01 - Postcards From Greensboro - Allen F. Davis

05 - Twenty Years of Hazen Road Dispatch - Sally Fisher

06 - More Caspianshire Comments - Charles T. Morrissey

08 - A Publication Note - Lacey Baldwin Smith

09 - What It Meant to be a Successful Vermonter A Century Ago - Daniel A. Metraux

10 - The Name of Stannard

11 - South Hardwick Hotel Guest Book - Taylor Meyer

13 - Hoax in South Hardwick - Sally Fisher

15 - Depression Fees for Doctor's Services - Penelope Easton

17 - Craftsbury Pageant Video on Sale - Alan B. Howes

18 - 50th Anniversary of World War II - Sally Fisher

19 - "Heroic Comics" in 1943 Honor Dr. Luther Heidger - Sally Fisher

20 - Hardwick's 200th Town Meeting - Icing on Cake- Sally Fisher

21 - The Kesselman Papers - Sally Fisher

23 - Jeanne Eisner Honored at Bountiful Buffet - Sally Fisher

24 - Two Teachers Remember Gr's Young School - Sally Fisher & Dorothy Pease Morrison

26 - That's Too Bad Department - Hardwick Gazette

27 - Sunday School Centennial 1917 - Sally Fisher

29 - Old Craftsbury Friends - Frank Easton

31 - Eating Out in Hardwick - Joyce S. Mitchell

34 - In-Box Items- Sally Fisher

35 - Aspenhurst Farm & the Tolman Connection: the 200th Anniversary of Thomas Tolman, Jr. to Greensboro - Pat Haslam

37 - Milestones - Sally Fisher

 

Vol. 21 - 1996

01 - Letter from the Editor

02 - What is the Greensboro Historical Society?  A letter from Barbara Woodward, President

04 - “When Through Talking, Hang Up the Receiver”: Early Telephone Service in Greensboro - Allen F. Davis

07 - Greensboro Bend and the Stone Shed - Helen L. Anair

11 - I Remember the United Church of Hardwick - Joyce Slayton Mitchell

16 - New Discovery: Following Up on the Date for the Stone House - Patricia Haslam

18 - Circling Caspian with Geography in Mind - Charles T. Morrissey

20 - The Greensboro Historical Society’s New Home - Thomas Woodward

23 - The Greensboro Historical Society’s Acquisitions Activity - Wilhelmina Smith

24 - Lyles Newsletter  (front page of Newsletter No. 34, December 1973)

25 - That Boathouse on Wheels at The Poplars - Patricia Haslam

27 - Croft Chronicles of Caspian Lake - Charlotte Sisil Croft

29 - A Vermont Family’s Memories of Caspian Lake - Catherine Perry Wilkinson

36 - Greensboro’s Civil War Deserter is Still Among the Missing - Charles T. Morrissey

37 - Book Review: Where the Books Are by Patricia Belding; reviewed by Sally Fisher

39 - Book Review: Sketches of Green Mountain Life by Elizabeth Allen; reviewed by Daniel Metraux

42 - Feedback from 1995 - Sally Fisher

44 - In Memoriam

     Inside back cover- Publications for Sale

 

Vol. 22 - 1997

01 - The Greensboro Men at Andersonville Prison - Thomas Woodward, Jr.

06 - A Hike to the Garrison at Walden, September 1985 - Pat Haslam

09 - Early Life in Greensboro - Allen F. Davis

14 - Runaway  Pond Railroad -  Charles T. Morrissey

15 - Clara Olmstead Comes Home -  Sally Fisher

20 - Growing Up in Greensboro Bend - Margaret Davis Smith and Nancy Davis Hill

26 - Lyles’ Newsletters (reprint)

29 - Abel and Seuss - Charlees T. Morrissey

32 - Eric Metraux’s Encounter with Craftsbury Academy - Daniel A. Metraux

34 - Slayton Motor Sales: My Father’s Garage - Joyce Slayton Mitchell

39 - Aspenhurst Centennial - Alan B. Howes

42 - Perry Family Holds Centennial Celebration...(17 Aug. 1996) - Thomas Woodward, Jr.

44 - Greensboro Historical Society: Recent Acquisitions

45 - Book Review: Wallace Stegner: His Life & Work, by Jackson J. Benson - Allen F. Davis

49 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 23 - 1998

01 - History as Mystery: The Case of the Clergyman’s Clerical Ancestor - Charles T. Morrissey

06 - The Play’s the Thing: Shakespeare, Greensboro, and Miss Jean - Andrea Perham

10 - Greensboro Memories: Sara Clark Holton Davis - Allen F. Davis

14 - This is the Land - Viola Perry Offensend

15 - Greensboro’s Centennial of Its Summer Community -  Thomas M. Woodward, Jr.

20 - Snapshots from the Past, courtesy of the James Cook family

21 - The Lakeview Inn Comes Alive: HRD Interviews Kathy Unser, Proprietor Extraordinaire - Andrea J. Perham

26 - Lyles’ Newsletter (excerpts from April 1968)

28 - Eating Well in Early Greensboro - Lewis Hill

31 - A Spring Meal at the Sugar House: A Memory of the 1930’s and 1940’s - Una Lou Richardson

33 - These Live: A Vermont Village in War Time - Sidney A. Cook

40 - Greensboro Historical Society Recent Acquisitions

42 - A Vermont Bookshelf for Emigres from the Northeast Kingdom - William T. Lane

45 - Book Review: Fools, Martyrs, Traitors: The Story of Martyrdom in the Western World - by Lacy Baldwin Smith - reviewed by Andrea J. Perham

47 - Book Review: The Northern Forest  by David Dobbs & Richard Ober - reviewed by Daniel A. Metraux 

50 - As I Recall...Craftsbury Common, Vermont - reviewed by Daniel A. Metraux

52 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 24 - 1999

01 - Hardwick Street Remembered - Sally Fisher

07 - Frank Woodruff and His Famous Grandmother - Audrey Oliver Hunt

11 - Home on the Range in Greensboro - Lewis Hill

14 - Jean Fine Spahr (1861-1935) and the Spahr Clan - Alan Howes

20 - The Simpson Ledgers - Allen F. Davis

25 - Lora Atherton’s Memories: An Interview with Wilhelmina Smith - Andrea J. Perham

29 - Greensboro’s Athenian Charm - Paul Norton

39 - Greensboro As a Community - Daniel A. Metraux

41 - Too Many Moses Sleepers! - Pat Haslam

43 - Examining the Myth of Tim and Laura Hinman and the Friendly Indians - Gail Sangree

47 - A Tale of Two Towns - Charles T. Morrissey

50 - Book Review: Voices from the Kingdom by Virginia C. Downs - reviewed by Daniel A. Metraux

52 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 25 - 2000

01 - The Hazen Road Dispatch at Twenty-Five - Allen F. Davis

03 - The Evolution of a Country Store: One-Hundred Years of Change - James Cook

10 - Letter of nomination for The Willey’s Store - Lewis Hill

12 - Notes on a conversation with Alexina Mercier, August 12, 1997 - Anne S. Parke

14 - Delivering Milk in Greensboro - Keith M. Ladd

18 - The Chartering of Greensboro and the Revolutionary War Incident - Patricia Haslam

23 - The Snow and Water Slide (history in the making) - Virginia “Gene” Gray

24 - Local Churches and Historical Research: Different Sources Give Different Viewpoints - Charles T. Morrissey

27 - Horace Bundy and James Stevens: Nineteenth-Century Craftsmen - Allen F. Davis

29 - The Provident Parson - C.W. (Bill) Carter

34 - I Remember Outdoors in Hardwick - Joyce Slayton Mitchell

38 - Honorable Lawyers Before the Orleans Bar a Century Ago - Daniel A. Metraux

41 - I Must Have Some Money! - Gail Sangree

45 - Greensboro Humor From Times Past - Thomas Woodward, Jr.

53 - The Memorial Garden Revisited - Anne Harbison

55 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 26 - 2001 

01 - Our French Canadian Cousins, - Margaret Kelly

04 - Much Ado About Shakespeare - Sally Fisher

08 - It Looks Better on the Other Side - Dorothy White Ling

11 - Meridian Sun Lodge #20 in Craftsbury Celebrates Bicentennial - Warren A. Williams, P.N.

14 - Yale University Alumni in Early Greensboro - Charles T. Morrisssey

18 - Craftsbury Pageants - Allen Davis

23 - The Scottish Cuthbertsons of Greensboro, VT and the West - Pat Haslam

28 - Albert Einstein as I Remember Him - Churchill Eisenhart

32 - My Einstein Story - Joan Barton

33 - On Randolph Road - Audrey Oliver Hunt

34 - The Depression and Greensboro - Lewis Hill

38 - The Parker Settlement in Glover - Randy Williams and Betsy Day

40 - Highland Lodge in the Sixties - Wilhelmina Smith

43 - A Conversation with Mavis Winchester Nunn - Gail Sangree and Jean Reynolds

46 - The Greensboro Library Authors Room and Vermont History Room Updated - Anne Harbison

48 - A Review of Lewis Hill’s Yankee Summer: The Way We Were - Daniel Metraux

51 - Greensboro Historical Society’s New Acquisitions

52 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 27 - Summer 2002

01 - Account of a Three -Day Trip on Horseback in 1937 - Joseph Fairbanks

11 - The Hardwick Town House Revisited - Pat Haslam

16 - Robert Frost and the Charms of Craftsbury - Charles T. Morrissey

20 - The Hardwick and Woodbury Railroad - Allen F. Davis

24 - Remembering Emilie Stuart Perry - Tom Woodward

29 - Stories of Spahr Cottage - Jenny Stoner

33 - Another look at Runaway Pond - Gail A. Sangree

38 - A Curious Marker aat the Village Cemetery - Pat Haslam

40 - Margaret Mead and Greensboro - Daniel A. Metraux

42 - Having a Wonderful Time, Wish You were Here - Lewis Hill

45 - Review of Metraux’s Craftsbury, A Brief Social History

48 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 28 - Summer 2003

01 - Nancy Price Graff’s Looking Back at Vermont: Farm Security Administration Photographs 1936 -1942 - Allen F. Davis 

05 - Bixby Sisters Remember Growing Up During Prohibition in East Hardwick - Pat Haslam

10 - Remembering Helen - her friends

14 - The Woodbury Granite Company - Paul Wood

25 - Two Letters of Thomas Tolman the Younger - Gail Sangree

27 - A Brief History of Medicine in the Greensboro Area - Catherine Perry Wilkinson

31 - How We First Came to Greensboro, July 1910 - Peg Gray and Clive Day

35 - Ancient Vermont Almanacs Provide A Window to the Past - Daniel A. Metraux

38 - The Education of Victor Herbert Lukens - Alan B. Howe

44 - A Gypsy Baby - Elizabeth A. Wood

47 - Taxidermy Stories - Gail Sangree and Whitney Landon

51 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 29 - Summer 2004 

01 - The Ellsworths, Missionaries to the Cherokees in the Early Nineteenth Century - Pat Haslam 

04 - A Northeast Kingdom Dairy Farm - Paul Wood

16 - The Mack Cottage on Caspian Lake - Gail Sangree

20 - My Great, Great Grandfather’s Grandfather Clock - Edward W. Throndson

27 - Two African - American Teachers and Their Critical Contributions to Education in Northern Vermont in the Mid and Late Nineteenth Century - Daniel A. Metraux

31 - Excerpt from “Caspian Lake, Greensboro” - R. Balfour Daniels

32 - A Pre -Civil War Migration from Craftsbury and Coventry, Vermont to Georgia: Boynton, Rawson, and Root Families - Pat Haslam

36 - Remembrances of My Mother Harriette R. Wilson - Margaret Bellak

39 - Remembering Greensboro - Rachel Whitman and Lee Whitman -Raymond

42 - Dissonance, Cedric Whitman

43 - Northern Vermont Revolutionary War Reenactments, Travis Reynolds and David Linck

46 - Memories of the first Day of School, Linda DuCharme

48 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 30 - Summer 2005

04 - Three Generations of Farming by the Eddy Family in Walden, Vt. Pt 1 - Paul Wood

19 - Revisiting Stegner’s Second Growth - Lewis Hill

23 - Mid -Nineteenth Century Vermont Towns and Their Responsibilities to the General Citizenry - Daniel A Metraux

26 - Journal of a Tour to the West in the Year 1843 - Samuel C. Crafts

35 - Hardwick’s Competent Cooks in 1912 - Allen W. Davis

39 - A Comparison of Greensboro and Hardwick’s Tax Lists for the Year 1812 - Gail A Sangree

41 - The Beginning of Randolph Camp and at Lakewood Camp - Douglas Bishop

44 - Marion Urie’s Adventure on the Long Trail - End to End - Elizabeth A. Wood

48 - Evelyn DeBrune Springstead Remembers Greensboro’s Social Scene of the 1920’s - Gail A. Sangree and Elizabeth A. Wood

51 - Kitchen Junkets - Jeanette E. Hill

52 - Book Review: The View from the Big Rock - Daniel A Metraux

53 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 31 - Summer 2006

01 - Raising Seed Potatoes in East Hardwick - Anne and Jim Batten, interview by Gail Sangree

05 - The Early Years of Greensboro Grange - Lewis Hill

08 - Three Generations of Farming by the Eddy Family in Walden, VT, Part II - Paul Wood

25 - The Indians of Vermont: A 1794 Perspective - Daniel A. Metraux 

28 - Early 20th Century Lakeview Inn brochure

29 - Journal of a Tour to the West in the Year 1843 Part II - Samuel C. Crafts

37 - A Dark and Stormy Night on Caspian Lake: Rowboat Ethics and the Gothic Tale of a Monster Fish - Charles T. Morrissey.

40 - Celebrating a Centennial: The Kreider Camp 1905 -2005 - Pat Haslam

42 - She Always Did Her Best - Allen W. Davis.

45 - Supervising Music in Vermont Schools: Evelyn Springstead Interview - Bette Wood and Gail Sangree.

47 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 32 - Summer 2007

03 - Small Things Forgotten- Gail Sangree, (Patricia L. Haslam, Lorraine Hussey, Susan Jarzyna)

07 - Barn Fire in Walden, Vermont, a Case of Thwarted Love and Arson - Paul Wood          

17 - Centennial of the Searchlight Club of Craftsbury - An Interview of Linda Wells 

20 - Selections from Memoirs of Jeannette Richardson Hill

28 - Art Sleuth: Alfred H. Barr Jr. and the World of Modern Art - Charles T. Morrissey

30 - Samuel Williams' 1809 Proclamation on Vermont Being the Epitome of Human Progress and Freedom - Daniel A Metraux

33 - Reflections on the Founding of the Hazen Road Dispatch in the Summer of 1974 - Daniel A. Metraux

34 - Charles Henry Olmsted - Gail A. Sangree

35 - The Beginnings and Development of Summer Music from Greensboro - Tom Zajkowksi

39 - Music in Aspenhurst Through the Years - Bill Carter

41 - The Sunday Lake Concerts - John B. Hewett

42 - Review of The Founding Families of Craftsbury, Vermont: A Study of the Relationships Between the Proprietors and the First Settlers of the Town - by Betty Davison Post - Reviewed by Patricia Haslam  

43 - A Brief Mention of Craftsbury in John Fry’s The Story of Modern Skiing by Charles T. Morrissey  

44 - Review of The Bell Tolls No More to Call the Faithful from Their Chore: A History of St. John of the Cross Catholic Church and Its Parishioners by Paul Daniels - Reviewed by Gail Sangree. 

46 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 33 - 2008

01 - Sterling College at the Half Century Mark - Gail Sangree

06 - The Beginnings of Sterling School - Norman Rioux

11 - A Review of the Memoir of William Kelly - Allen F. Davis

13 - Hardwick Moves Downhill - Paul Wood

23 - Reflections on One-Room Schoolhouses - Daniel Metraux                     

26 - St. Johnsbury Caledonian’s 1915 Spread on Caspian Lake—Families Still Connected to Greensboro - Clive Gray   

33 - A Late-Nineteenth-Century Childhood in East Calais: Recollections of Ida Clee Bemis  

35 - Greensboro Brook’s Old Stone Arch and Culvert - David Dow

37 - Greensboro’s Summering Academics and Their Professional Battles: Two Tales - Charles T. Morrissey   

40 - Influence of the Simpson Brothers in East Craftsbury - Daniel Metrauz  

42 - Review of Wallace Stegner’s selected Letters - Allen F. Davis  

44 - Concealment Shoes - Gail Sangree 

     Martha Faulds Coburn, Greensboro’s Poet - Gail Sangree  

47 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 34 - Summer 2009

01 - Butter Making in the Northeast Kingdom:  The Farmer’s Primary Cash Crop - Paul Wood

16 - Map of Quarries, Rail Lines, and Roads in the Hardwick Area - Paul Wood

17 - Camp Ethan Allen on Eligo Lake - H. Clay Simpson

22 - The Story of the New Mountain View Clubhouse - Henry A.G. King

27 - East Hardwick in the Era of McFeeter’s Store: Childhood Memories - Anne Molleur Hanson

33 - Review of Country Stores of Vermont by Dennis Bathory-Kitsz - Daniel A. Metraux

34 - Hero to His Valet, Thomas Woodward, Sr. - Thomas Woodward, Sr.

42 - Leo Lemay Remembers - Gail Sangree

45 - A Caspian Camper Once Ran for Governor and Also Tried to Get Elected to Congress - Charles T. Morrissey

47 - An Interview and Walk with Harold Nunn - Gail Sangree and Paul Wood

51 - List of Articles by Lewis Hill in Previous Hazen Road Dispatches

52 - The Coming of the Railroad Revolutionized Tourism in the Northeast Kingdom Before the Civil War - Daniel A. Metraux

52 - Review of Wallace Stegner and the American West by Philip L. Fradkin - Daniel A. Metraux

56 - Review of My Life in Food by Judith Jones - Allen F. Davis

58 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 35 - Summer 2010

01 - Rosie Oats: Greensboro Shepardess - H. Clay Simpson

08 - In Helen’s Words - Helen Dimick

12 - Hitchhiking in 1950 - Pat Haslam

13 - Bicentennial of the Hibbard House - John Teevan  

16 - Spring Thaw 1969 - Ruth Hibbard  

18 - The Farming Community Part I - Paul E. Wood  

26 - Visiting Greensboro in 1883 - Daniel A. Metraux  

27 - A Catastrophe - Charles T. Morrissey    

28 - Greensboro’s Famous Rocks - Allen F. Davis  

32 - Mom’s Poem - Alice M.C. Ling  

33 - The French Canadian Experience in Greensboro - Daniel A. Metraux  

35 - A Whirlwind Tour of Early Vermont Settlement - Thomas M. Woodward, Jr.  

38 - Lucy Sprague Mitchell and children’s Literature - Charles T. Morrissey   

38 - Mystery Postcard - Wendy Parrish  

39 - Peddlers and Other Travelers in Craftsbury c. 1900    

44 - Hardwick’s Rescue Squad - Gail A. Sangree  

47 - The Van Hook Sisters - Charles T. Morrissey  

48 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 36 - Summer 2011

01 - The Farming Community, Part II - Paul Wood

09 - Near This Spot - Pat Haslam

13 - Craftsbury Civil War Soldiers' Letters - Daniel Métraux

16 - War News in Craftsbury: The Homefront Ordeal - Charles T. Morrissey

17 - The Willey's Store - Julianna McIntyre - 17

18 - How Highland Lodge Got Its Name - Patricia A. Billingsley

26 - China Memoir - Edward R. Kast and H. Clay Simpson

32 - The Little Republic That Never Was - Daniel Métraux

34 - East Hardwick Study Club and Library - Gail Sangree

41 - The Lore of the Gore - Bill Carter

42 - Hardwick in the News - Allen F. Davis

43 - Other Randolph Camps - Charles T. Morrissey

44 - Review of Obermayer's Biography of William Rehnquist - Lacey Baldwin Smith

46 - 1940 Census to Be Available Online - Charles T. Morrissey

47 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 37 - 2012:

01 - Memories of Sally Fisher - Sangree, Davis, Metraux, Haslam

02 - Answer to Last Year's Mystery Photo - John C. Stone 

03 - Mansfield Freeman & Greensboro: The Spirit Never Dies - H. Clay Simpson

10 - Are We There Yet? - Neal Burnham 

12 - Excerpt from "Caspian Lake, Greensboro" from The Vermonter, June - July 1934

13 - Greensboro's Earliest Neighborhood, Part I - Patricia Haslam 

18 - Greensboro Blockhouse Project - Jill L. Baker 

22 - More About Hardwick's Philip Cummings - Charles T. Morrissey 

23 - The Multi - Dimensional Aaron Hill: A Rural Craftsman of Greensboro - Paul Wood  

35 - A Familiar Tale & Continuing Conjecture: Timothy Green and the Naming of Greensboro - Charles T. Morrissey 

36 - The Forgotten Hazen Road Monument in Craftsbury & Greensboro - Daniel A. Metraux  

38 - Memories of Miss Jean Simpson - Gail Sangree 

40 - A True Story of Love & Romance in Early Craftsbury - Daniel A. Metraux  

42 - In Memoriam

 

Vol. 38 - 2013:

01 - The Memorial Garden - Anne R. Harbison 

04 - Greensboro's Earliest Neighborhood Part II - Patricia L. Haslam 

15 - The Simpson Rodin Collection - Allen F. Davis 

19 - Greensboro's Master of Modern Art - H. Clay Simpson 

27 - Growing Hardwick: An Administrative History of the Young Town - Elizabeth H. Dow

30 - John Gunther's Shoes - Thomas M. Hurst

33 - Selling Ginseng in China - Charles T. Morrissey

35 - How Did Greensboro React to the Civil War? - Daniel A. Metraux

38 - History of the Stimson Cottages in Winnemere - Arthur Wright

42 - Found in the Hardwick Historical Society Collection - Elizabeth H. Dow

45 - What it Took to Succeed in Nineteenth Century Greensboro - Daniel A Metraux

47 - The Romeos of Greensboro - H. Clay Simpson

49 - Errata and Addenda - Wilhelmina Smith

51 - In Memoriam 

 

Vol. 39 - 2014:

01 - The Education of a Young Farmer - Paul Wood

08 - Greensboro Teenagers Seventy - Five Years Ago - Alan W. Lukens

10 - Review of Temper of the Day - Charles T. Morrissey

11 - Hardwick 1921: From Snow Rolling to the Poor Farm - Allen F. Davis

14 - Greensboro and Craftsbury: a Profile of the First Decade - Daniel A. Metraux

16 - Teacups from Amos Porter's China Travels? - Thomas M. Hurst

19 - Ephraim Strong, Greensboro Native and Missionary - Charles T. Morrissey

21 - Additional Settlers in Other Parts of Town, Part III - Patricia L. Has-lam

31 - Greensboro's Early Subscription Library Society - Paricia L. Haslam

33 - Rev. James P. Stone & Gradma'am Stanley - Patricia L. Haslam

34 - James B. Hardwick Norris' Book 1815 - 1859 - Elizabeth Dow

36 - Same Time, Same Place: Two Women Born in Greensboro & Their History - Making Careers - Charles T. Morrissey

39 - The Hardwick Camps on Caspian Lake's West Shore - Gail A. Sangree

44 - Review of Howard Coffin's Something Abides: Discovering the Civil War in Today's Vermont - Daniel A Metraux

45 - Review of Ski Pioneers of Stowe, Vermont - Gail A. Sangree46 - In Memoriam

 

The 2015 special anthology issue to commemorate 40 years of continuous publication, is believed to be the only journal published by a Vermont historical society to have done so. The index to that issue is incorporated within this 5-year compilation, coded: 2015:page number.

 

Vol. 40 - 2016

01 - You Know Where and I Don't Care - John C. Stone II

05 - Hardwick's Widowed and the Granite Boom - Elizabeth H. Dow

08 - Found at the Hardwick Historical Society - Elizabeth H. Dow 

11 - Barr Hill - Clive Gray

17 - Mail's Up - Penelope Easton 

21 - Follies and Frolics - Jim Fixx

25 - Inventive Minds Part I - Paul Wood

35 - Willey's Store Dishes Our the Towels - Dorothy Ling

36 - Showing up for Work in the Vermont State House - Charles T. Morrissey

37 - Simpson Memorial Library Museum - Daniel A. Metraux

39 - Review: The Hand of the Small Town Builder - Susannah Blachly

43 - Fern Ledges - Lucile Adams Brink

45 - History of the Sowles Camps in Greensboro - James H. Sowles

47 - Update on the Blockhouse Excavation - Gail Sangree

 

Vol. 41 - 2017:

01 - The Great Flood of 1927 at Caspian Lake: Implications for Future Water Level Management - H. Clay Simpson

05 - Tour Boats on Caspian Lake - Elizabeth Dow and Charles T. Morrissey

07 - Summers at the Barre Camps 1930-1941 - Janet Nichols Derouin

14 - The Union Camping Club of Hardwick: A Mystery - Patricia Haslam

18 - Edgewood Lane: Alex Calderwood's Subdivision - Judy Dales Whitman

23 - Family Crests Preserved at Craftsbury's Library - Gail Sangree, Jenny Stoner

24 - Inventive Minds Part II - Paul Wood

32 - Found in Elsa Barr Williams' Attic - David Hicock

33 - The Sheriff of Greensboro Meets Greensboro's First Photodocumentarian - Daniel Metraux

37 - At the Front in Orleans County During the War of 1812 - Gail Sangree

39 - Book Reviews: Roger Emerson's My Vermonters - Gail Sangree

40 - Book Reviews: Kate Daloz' We Are as Gods: Back to the Landers in the 1970s - Gail Sangree

 

Vol. 42 - 2018:

01 - The Woodbury Granite Company, Frederick Purdy, and the Carving of the Last Supper - Paul Wood

10 - This Photograph Is Not What It Seems to Be - Allen F. Davis

13 - Greensboro's Town Fathers (and Mothers) - Clive Gray

19 - Found at the Hardwick Historical Society - Elizabeth H. Dow

21 - Another Musical Find at the Hardwick Historical Society - Elizabeth H. Dow

22 - Remembering Whitney Landon - H. Clay Simpson

27 - Fir Tops: Part Two - Janet Nichols Derouin

32 - Samuel Crafts: Master Politician and Explorer - Daniel Métraux

34 - When Craftsbury Was a True Industrial Center - Daniel Métraux

34 - Neglected No Longer: Truman Moon - Charles Morrissey

39 - The Old White Boathouse - Elsa Barr Williams

40 - Our Nonagenarian Volunteer - H. Clay Simpson

42 - Book Reviews: Allman's Shanghai Lawyer - Gail A. Sangree

44 - Baker and Haslam The Greensboro Blockhouse Project - Gail A. Sangree

46 - "Orange King, Whoever He Was" (with editing assistance from Nancy Hill) - Joan Alexander

 

Vol. 43 - 2019:

01- Rail to the Granite Mountain - Paul Wood

12 - Ishkabibble - Wilhelmina Smith

14 - The 1918 Influenza Epidemic in Craftsbury, Greensboro, and Hardwick - Elizabeth Dow

21 - Did You Catch It? - Neal Burnham

26 - Field Trip to Peacham in Search of the Bayley Hazen Rd. - Patricia Haslam and Jill Baker

28 - More Memories of Long Pond - Clive Gray

32 - Craftsbury's Civil War Soldiers Who Became Prisoners of War - Daniel Métraux

34 - Jean Spahr's Summer Memories of Greensboro - Jean S. Sangree

42 - Conversation with Tracy Martin - Gail Sangree

46 - Finding Rev. Daniel Field in Hardwick's History - Charles Morrissey

48 - A Walk on Black's Point - Allen F. Davis

53 - Review: How to Weed YourAttic (Elizabeth Dow and Lucinda Cockrell) - Elsa B. Williams

 

Vol. 44 - 2020:

01 - Horror in Hardwick - David Hicock

06 - Remembering James and Mary Louise Carpenter - H. Clay Simpson

11 - Highland Lodge Cross-Country Ski Trails - Wilhelmina Smith

15 - from the Aug. 5, 1919 issue of Morrisville Messenger - Patricia Haslam

15 - From Granite to Gold - Jonah Mathison-Regan

20 - Rail to the Granite Mountain Part II - Paul Wood

33 - Neglected No Longer: Truman Jesse Moon - Charles T. Morrissey

35 - Postscript to 'The Ellsworths" (HRD 2006) - Patricia Haslam

37 - Craftsbury's Governor Graham - Daniel Métraux

40 - Hardwick Township's Post Village Name Shuffle 40 - Jane B McVickars & Robert F. Fischer

43 - Jean Fine and Jane Addams - Allen F. Davis

47 - from the VT Digger Aug. 5, 2019 - Anonymous

48 - Book Review: Last of the Hill Farms - Gail Sangree

49 - No Map, No Plan - Charles T. Morrissey

  

Vol. 45 - 2021:

01 - The Textbook Empire of Stone and Sanborn - H. Clay Simpson and John C.Stone II

09 - Eisenharts and Einstein - Lewis Hill and John Compton

11 - Bemis's Five and Ten Cent Store - Joyce Slayton Mitchell

14 - My Craftsbury Common Summer People - Madison Brown

19 - Decades with Chippies - Beatrice Bickford Hicock

20 - On Local Schools - Elizabeth H. Dow

25 - More Words About Timothy Hinman - Gail Sangree

30 - How Craftsbury's Earliest Settlers Made Money - Dan Metraux

31 - Masonry Structures on the St. Johnsbury Railroad - Paul Wood

36 - Remembering Pat Haslam - Gail Sangree Leslie Rowell

 

Vol. 46 - 2022:

01 - Greensboro Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Land Conservation - Clive Gray

08 - Wallace Stegner - Lynn Stegner

14 - Craftsbury's Economic Boom - Daniel Metraux

17 - Hardwick's Early Deaths - Elizabeth H. Dow

24 - Driving Slowly Through North Greensboro - Allen F. Davis

30 - Burnham Beeches - Neal Burnham

32 - John Mclaughlin Armour - Bruce Shields

36 - Frederick Rhodes Pleasants: The Man Behind Greensboro's Pleasants Fund - Jess Nichols

43 - Memoirs of William Kelly - compiled by Dana Kelly

46 - Remich or Remick - Charles T. Morrissey

47 - Landmark Memories: Book Review - Timothy Breen

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