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Andrew Johnson stood against the cruel policies of reconstruction. You could say these policies, promoted by Stevens, led to the formation of the KKK and creation of Jim Crow laws. Andrew Johnson was a courageous man.

I was wondering if there were any steamboats that were in the Connecticut River in the Hartford, Vermont/West Lebanon, NH area?

Food quality isn't what it use too be. A little overated.

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Watching other videos the actual butter making process has them 'washing' the butter over with water to remove any remaining cream just before molding. They've strained/drained most water before going into the mold - but the consistency from freshly being worked and the added bit of moisture makes the consistency almost like really firm frosting... and I'm guessing this makes pattern acceptance and release a bit easier. But this video definitely covers gist of the process well. Thanks!

great stuff guys thx

I went to school here in the 70s. We put a time capsule at currier park i think. Was wondering if it could possibly still be there. What happened to the school records of us kids that went there?

So proud to have been a part of this company!

Back in the mid 1960s, my father came into a banker's box of papers. It was from an estate sale on Long Island, NY. The contents were cancelled checks and business documents of the Estey Organ Company. I am sure my father found some place to donate the papers.

Correction. Edmund Morse's mill was sold multiple times before it was purchased by Ricker in 1856. Family names in chronological order include: Noyes; Lund; Taisey; Lund (2nd ownership); Buchanan. Please refer to Mr. Glovers Groton pp. 77-78 for correct history. Another important fact not included, is in the late 1820s the State evaluated building the Onion River Canal in this area. Please refer to Vermont History (Vol. XXIII, No. 4, October 1955: A Canal Across Vermont, Melanchton W. Jacobus, p. 283.

No mention of the star forts and wall surrounding the entire area? Not even on google maps? I don’t think anyone’s privy to them you can see them on older maps but for some reason not a part of the centers scenic paths. They’re just forgotten?

Go Team Goodrich!!!

This PERSON* in history. One does not refer to one’s follow humans in such terms as you have here. That is if one doesn’t want to get one’s teeth kicked down one’s throat, what? Jolly good….. :) :) :)

I tried to drive a turkey once but the little swines have got NO brakes and NO steering wheel. It was 14 years ago and I STILL want my money back. Bloody conmen, eh?

A new recently uncovered source of information, with newly discovered documentation is going to cast an entirely new light on what really went on at Atwater Kent.

Poor mic guy relegated to an NPC in the second part of the interview.

Thank you for the video! The story of Agnes of Dunbar is an incredible story of courage, determination an even humor:) Greetings from her: ua-cam.com/video/6gUkX8WuIz0/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared

Thank you very much for doing this. Exactly what I was looking for.

Have you read of Amos Fortune in Jaffrey NH (late 1700's)? Studied I 4th grade history in Wilton NH. Thx for your work. Pauline Chabot Sanbornton NH.

2:50 Caleb Hendee wrote a memoir about his life and times around Pittsford. It's pretty interesting. He wrote about his Uncle, my 4th great-grandfather, Israel Ellsworth who abandoned his first wife and 5 children and was presumed dead. Years later, he was found to be in Virginia, having married a second wife and producing 4 more children. Some other stories as well. I believe it can be found in a search in pdf form.

Im glad they are still around. The Catamount was the logo that represented the 3rd brigade combat team in the 10th mountain division in upstate NY. Being from the south, i had never heard it myself, we use the term mountain lion or cougar. "To the top".

Windham County, Vermont (from Londonderry to Brattleboro) will always have a special place in my heart.

You two do a great job!

Arthur A Arthur Chester was a president or somethin'

Nice story.

How do you soak in cold water and prep the mold? Could you do a video? Thanks

The name change is a good thing. It never made any sense from a descriptive or a marketing standpoint.

I love this channel! I was wondering about the copper production in Vermont. Gold is a by product of copper production. My question is > What where the amounts of gold recovered from the Elisabeth mine?

Thank you for the awesome information in this video

Lady, please tuck in your skirt on the traverse sled! :) Did the trotters wear special spiked shoes? Did smallpox break out there? Questions, we have questions.

I was a personal friend of Ruth's when I lived in Morrisville as I taught English, history, advised the yearbook, and directed plays. I visited the Morrisville Library to borrow a book for a student who was interested in art. The librarian said you should meet Ruth Greene Mould and phoned her. Ruth told me to come to her studio. I did. She fixed lunch for me and lent me books her husband had given her for my student. She was a widow at the time. I sat for a portrait for her. She gave it to me and my husband, Everett, when we married. I have written a poem about her painting in the Fleming which I read before Covid.

Wheelock VT welcome sign has a snowroller on it. There use to be a snowroller on display in town - have heard it went to the Caledonia County Fairgrounds for permanent display...

They didn't even get the name of the president right, goes to show how forgettable Benjamin Harrison and Levi Morton truly were.(in the desc.)

coming from the Randolph family myself and being such a truth teller, I find it odd that Hubbard would think that Agnes Randolph would be interested in watching his grave. I think that I could sit on her grave and she would take no issue. Black Agnes was actually from Scotland and she was a real person.

Thank you for sharing this! Is this on display somewhere in Vermont?

In 1880 Ny Ny Census Dr. Andrew Storms in a physician and live with my ggrandma and familiy Jones-Allen Family

A great video as are all the others on this channel.

I'm descended from James Vance, considered the first settler of Glover. He established a family there around 1800 in a log cabin between what is now Glover Village and West Glover. The cabin is gone, but his second house was a plank house, and is still standing across the road from where the cabin stood. It's been renovated more than once...

I actually own 3 of the Lanscape 1786 Variety Coins discussed here, as well as 2 of the Bust left 1786 Varieties. 1786 Coinage were the only ones actually Minted in the Rupert, Vt. Mint building. It was a small building, comprising 16'×16'. The Machin's Mills coinage of 1787-1788 were actually minted in New York at Machin's Pond or Lake. They were not actually sanctioned by the Republic of Vermont at the time thus, illegally produced.

Presented like children.

That’s crazy! Looking forward to watching more about this stuff

Are tours available? This history is so important to the future Generations!

Awesome, best regards from POLAND

thanks for sharing! especially enjoyed the prompt and logistics discussions

For more about Marsh, see David Lowenthal, George Perkins Marsh: Prophet of Conservation (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2000). The same press also has in print Marsh's classic work, Man and Nature.

A great video well done

Well done!!!

A great enjoyable presentation way to go

Benjamin Franklin told me about this place.