A Walking History of Middlebury

by Glenn M. Andres, designed and edited for the Web by Anne Callahan

Contents

ABOVE View of Middlebury Falls on Otter Creek from the Marble Works District, ca. 1870s, from a stereoview published by A.F.S. Styles, Burlington, Vt. Stewart-Swift Research Center at the Henry Sheldon Museum, Stereoviews

Preface to the Online Edition The digitization of Glenn Andres' Walking History of Middlebury was conceived as a collaborative project between the Henry Sheldon Museum…

Preface to the Revised Edition Since it was first published in 1975 by the Bicentennial Committee, A Walking History of Middlebury by Glenn M. Andres…

Introduction What a sequence of delights! The church spire sharp and fresh above summer's lush green masses or matching the sparkle of winter's snows on the Green…

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A Walking History of Middlebury was first published by the Middlebury Bicentennial Committee in 1975 and reprinted by the Henry Sheldon Museum of Vermont History in 1981, 1983, 1987, 1990 and 1994. The Henry Sheldon Museum published the revised edition edited by Greg Pahl in 1997. Designed and edited for the Web by Anne Callahan in 2005, the online edition hosted by Middlebury College Library and Information Services, Middlebury, Vermont. Valid XHTML 1.0 and CSS.