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1963, WINTER - America is Different
by Carl Zuckmayer, The WCAX-TV transmitter on the top of Mt.
Mansfield, Vermont ancestors, Soapstone, Iron bridges, Smelt
in Vermont, Ice fishing, Dried apple dolls, Scenes of winter,
The history of skiing, The ski chalets on Stratton Mountain,
The first skiers, Unique ways to ski, Burrington Hill Ski Area,
Bristol Bill's role in the history of Vermont, A traveling barber
shop, Dinner recipes. Buy
this issue.
1963, AUTUMN - The Dead Creek in Addison, Duck hunting,
Vermont health care, Gunslinger Paul La Cross, Scenes of November,
Autumn scenic photo portfolio, Child musicians, Poet Robert Frost,
The trains of the White River Valley, The brown fox, Cider jelly,
Childhood memories, Stuffing recipes. Buy
this issue.
1963, SUMMER - The Revolutionary War's Battle of Hubbardton,
Auctions, Vermont's water supply, Vermont's southern border,
The town of Wilmington, Summer scenic photo portfolio, Photographs
of Quaker Street in Lincoln in the year 1901, The Hewitt Farm
in Pomfret, Woodchucks, Summer theaters, Corn recipes. Buy
this issue.
1963, SPRING - The quilts of Gospel Hollow; Old country
bookshops in Grafton, East Middlebury & Wells); 1200 miles
on the hoof: Bill Conklin's Ayrshire cows walked from Brandon
to St. Louis in 1929; Burlington's soda hop; Fog scenic; Maple
time the old way in Jeffersonville, Fairfield & Wilmington;
Streamlined sugarbush (modern sugaring and where to see it);
Hardwood laboratory: the Northeastern Forest Experiment Station;
Miracle maples? The Agricultural Experiment Station; Harness
maker Glenn Sanborn of Chelsea; Halter king Fred Gale of Williamstown;
A boy goes fishing on Mill Brook - photo story; Spring scenic
portfolio; Treasures of the bog; Treasures of the marsh; The
house of Hayden & the Dale curse (Albany). Out
of Print.
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1962, WINTER - A Vermont skiing guide,
Keeping warm in the winter, Cross-country skiing, Winter scenic
photo portfolio, The white-tail deer, The strange wedding of
Widow Ward, Old-fashioned fox hunters, Vermonters, Baked beans
recipe. Buy this issue.
1962, AUTUMN - A forestry special, A earth conscious
timber mill, Tree barks, The color of the forests, Bat caves,
Autumn scenic photo portfolio, The ruffed grouse, The University
of Vermont's field house and gymnasium, The town of Middletown
Springs in 1900, A young auctioneer, The musical revolution in
Bennington, Partridge recipe. Buy
this issue.
1962, SUMMER - The Lake Champlain ferries, Sailing in
Vermont, Power boats on Vermont's waters, Simmonds Precision
Products in Vergennes, Norwich's children's newspaper, Composer
Bela Bartok of Riverton, Poetry, Beavers, Bread recipes. Buy
this issue.
1962, SPRING - Fishing in Vermont, Fishing in Northeast
Vermont, Fishing on the Battenkill, Making fly fishing rods,
The fish of Vermont's waters, A personal fishing reflection,
Frequently asked questions about trout, The wild flowers of spring,
Spring scenic photo portfolio, Making a water wheel, Vermont's
poultry business, The Peace Corps in Putney, Maple sugaring for
fun, Trout recipes. Buy this
issue.
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1961, WINTER - Sugarbush boasts America's
longest ski lift; Winter picnic photos; Winter scenic portfolio;
Vermonters and their law; Black fisher cat of the Green Mountains;
The woman who told everything, Abby Hemenway; Bennington Museum;
Log job on Mt. Mansfield and the Worcester Range; The arts in
review: Marlboro School of Music; Weakley's wax & wick works. Out
of Print.
1961, AUTUMN - Antiques, The Dowser Convention, Autumn
scenic photo portfolio, Mail service by train, The leaves of
autumn, The porcelain of Monkton, Black bears, South Woodstock's
horse riding center, A rugged Yankee house, Archery, Apple recipes. Buy
this issue.
1961, SUMMER - The Ticonderoga, Neshobe Island on Lake
Bomoseen, The hermit thrush, Discovering the North Country, The
Canadian border, The Fenian Raid on Quebec, North Country scenic
photo portfolio, Lake Memphremagog, Smuggling through Vermont,
Bloodhounds, Vermont crafts. Buy
this issue.
1961, SPRING - Carlton Gray's auctions in East Thetford,
Coolidge Cheese, The railroad drawbridge on Lake Champlain, Spring
scenic photo portfolio, Fishing for Pike on Otter Creek, Swamp
wildlife, Carl Ramsey's orchids, Vermont's role in the Civil
War, The Confederate raid on St. Albans, Oliver's cave in Royalton,
Yankee private William Scott of Groton. Buy
this issue.
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1960, WINTER - Sugarbush ski area, Going
on a winter picnic, Winter scenic photo portfolio, Vermont laws,
The fisher cat, Abby Maria Hemenway's history of Vermont, The
Bennington Museum, Logging, Vermont musicians, The Weakly family's
candle making business. Buy
this issue.
1960, AUTUMN - The very first day of school in East Dummerston;
Hilltop music man Frederick H. Johnson; The Long family orchard
in South Burlington; Apple varieties; Apple peelers; Autumn scenic
portfolio; Rooms with a view: National Life's office buildings;
Back country holiday: Granby and Victory raise money for electricity;
Pheasant farm in North Pomfret; Organ pipes, made in Brattleboro;
On shooting muzzle loaders; Green Mountain: The only potato fit
to eat. Out of Print.
1960, SUMMER - Learning foreign languages at Middlebury
College, Photographer L.L. McAllister, The character of Calvin
Coolidge, The Stowe summer theater, The Connecticut River and
the surrounding scenery, Vermont artists and craftsmen, Using
a country switchboard, Scuba diving in Lake Champlain, Country
doctor and author DeForest Jarvis, The world's largest apple
tree. Buy this issue.
1960, SPRING - Vacations in Vermont's forest parks; Indian
Joe: Revolutionary scout and friend of the settler; Michigan's
Vermontville carries on traditions of Poultney settlers; Old-time
sugar party -- a Currier print; Excerpt from Yankee Kingdom,
by Ralph Nading Hill; Mr. & Mrs. Ben Roberts retire to work
on their Huntington farm; George Holt's workshop in art teaching
at Bennington College; Walter Hard on "mud time"; Spring
scenic portfolio; Bennington Battle Monument: pride & problem;
White water canoeing; Clarence "Tink" Day of Woodstock;
The history behind southwestern Vermont's wavy boundary lines;
Cornwall builds a schoolhouse; Faces at Burke's town meeting. Out
of Print.
