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Tucker Party at Bolton Ferry: fare 25 cents
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    • Description: The original states that the photographer is "Miss Jessie Doe of Boston."
    • Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs


    Vermont
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      • Parent Collections: Photographs of Vergennes (Vt.)


      Vermont
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        • Parent Collections: Photographs of Vergennes (Vt.)


        Chateaugay
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          • Description: Steamer "Chateaugay" (Capacity 50 cars) The largest steamer operating auto ferry service on Lake Champlain. Frequent trips between Burlington, VT., and Port Kent, NY (3 miles to Ausable Chasm)
          • Parent Collections: Photographs of Vergennes (Vt.)


          Steamer Nellie
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            • Parent Collections: Photographs of Vergennes (Vt.)


            Champlains Caravel The Don De Dieu II
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              • Parent Collections: Photographs of Vergennes (Vt.)


              Boats at Vergennes dock
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                • Parent Collections: Photographs of Vergennes (Vt.)


                Champlain Tercentenary 1909
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                  • Date Created: 1909-07-03 00:00:00
                  • Description: Vergennes Vt. July 3 1909
                  • Parent Collections: Photographs of Vergennes (Vt.)


                  Lake photo
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                    • Parent Collections: Photographs of Vergennes (Vt.)


                    Vergennes Falls 1850
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                      • Date Created: 1850
                      • Description: Vergennes was incorporated a city in 1788. There was a sawmill at The Falls as early as 1765. In 1766, Donald MacIntosh, a soldier under Wolfe at Quebec, erected a cabin below the Falls and high up on the North bank. He became the first permanent settler, dying in Vergennes in 1803. The Falls, with a drop of about 35 feet has furnished power to many industries since the first sawmill of 1765 and those shown in the engraving of 1850 gave some idea of the business around them at the that time. The picture does not include all the mills as there were many on the North bank which are not shown. The name "Robinson Del" in the lower right hand corner of the engraving may refer to Rowland T. Robinson as he was a capable artist in addition to being a famous Vermont writer.
                      • Parent Collections: Photographs of Vergennes (Vt.)