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Proctoriana Collection 1823-1967

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Introduction The Proctoriana Collection is research notes, photographs, and printed material on the town of Proctor, Vermont, collected by Otto T. Johnson. The collection was a bequest to the Vermont Historical Society from the Otto T. Johnson estate in 1968. Several issues of Marble Chips were added to the collection in 1993 from a donation by Sanborn Partridge. The Proctor Historical Society donated 25 more issues of Marble Chips for the period 1967-1973, in 1997 (MSA 186). The papers are housed in fifteen boxes and several oversize folders and occupy 15 linear feet of shelf space. The collection also includes a large number of glass plate negatives which have been separated for conservation reasons and are now stored in 9 boxes occupying 5.75 linear feet of shelf space. Biographical Sketch Otto Johnson was born in Proctor, Vermont, April 9, 1889, the son of Erik and Christina (Olson) Johnson. He graduated form Proctor High School in 1910 and from the University of Vermont in 1914. After working for General Electric in Schenectady, New York, he moved to Washington, D.C., where he was employed by the Bureau of Standards, and worked to earn a Master of Science and Master of Arts degree from George Washington University. He also completed the courses for a Ph.D. at American University but never completed his dissertation. He was required to return to Proctor when his father became ill and spent the rest of his life there, investing in stocks and securities, and collecting Proctor related materials and history. He died in January 1968. Scope and content note The Proctoriana Collection, created by Otto T. Johnson, is made up of research notes and publications Johnson used in the writing of a history of Proctor, Vermont. Although the book was incomplete at the time of his death he had organized his work into chapters and had written a partial draft, which is part of this collection (a photocopy of this work is also available in the VHS library X974.31 P942j). A large portion of the research notes are copies of legal documents such as land transfers, incorporations, and probate records. Johnson used these to describe the activities of early settlers and trace the ownership of key properties in town, especially the marble quarries. There are lists and descriptions of some of the first marble companies and general histories of the industry written by Johnson, Fred Patch, and J. E. Manley.

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In addition to the marble industry Johnson researched the establishment of the town of Proctor in 1886, and the history of local institutions such as the school, the churches, and societies and clubs. He also collected information about events such as the Blizzard of 1888, the Flood of 1927, and the marble strike in 1936. Some prominent names in the collection are Peter Sutherland, Edgar L. Ormsbee, Fred Patch, and members of the Proctor family. Johnson was not only interested in writing the town’s history but in preserving it, and made an effort to collect publications of Proctor organizations and businesses. The most extensive collection of publications is from the Vermont Marble Company and includes runs of the serial publications Vermont Marble, 1925-1927; The Memory Stone, 1927-1954; and Marble Chips, 1937-1967 (and 1967-1973 donated by the Proctor Historical Society); and copies of trade catalogs, monument designs, epitaphs and lettering; general public relations pamphlets, and some employee related material on worker safety and pension systems. Other runs of publications include the high school newspaper known as the Spotlight and the Sutherland, 1916-1956; the yearbook, Proctorian, 1840-1957 (some skips); the Union Church Yearbook, 1909-1963; the town of Proctor annual reports, 1888-1963; and a few years of the YMCA yearbook, 1903-1915. Johnson also made an effort to collect copies of periodicals that included Proctor-related articles. A valuable source of Johnson’s information on local events was the newspaper and this collection includes many references to area newspapers. There are lists of articles from several newspapers and transcripts of many articles. There are also scrapbooks, the first of which covers the years ca. 1890-1929, and then one for each year, 1930-1952. Other scrapbooks cover scattered years and there are many loose newspaper clippings. There is an extensive collection images of Proctor including negatives, glass plate negatives, and prints. The glass plate negatives have been removed to the VHS glass plate negative collection and can be found in FGA 48-49, and FGB 10-16. Organization The papers have been arranged in series to match Otto Johnson’s chapter headings in his book, The History of Proctor, plus series for miscellaneous notes that do not fit easily in any one chapter, the typescript draft of the book, scrapbooks, serials and publications, and photographs. The series headings are: 1. Pioneer Days 2. The Sutherlands 3. Some Other Early Settlers 4. Early Enterprises at the Falls, Land Transfers and an Account of the Flood

of 1811 5. The Beginning and Struggles of an Industry



6. The Vermont Marble Company 7. Other Attempts to Attain a Fortune 8. The Roads 9. The Schools 10. The Churches 11. The Birth of a New Town 12. The Fires 13. Benevolent Organizations 14. Mercantile Organizations 15. Civic Institutions 16. Other Organizations and Institutions 17. Accidents and Disasters 18. The Blizzard of 1888 19. Power and Electrical Development at the Falls 20. The Swedish Settlement 21. The “Johnson’s Castle” 22. Presidential Visits 23. Redfield Proctor 24. Fletcher D. Proctor 25. Redfield Proctor, Jr. 26. Frank Charles Partridge 27. Other Prominent Citizens 28. Proctor and Its Part in the World War 29. The Flood of 1927 30. Geologic Features 31. Red-letter Days 32. Industrial and Society Conditions 33. The March of Progress 34. Here and There 35. The Development of Marble Machinery 36. Miscellaneous 37. History of Proctor typescript 38. Scrapbooks 39. Serials and publications 40. Photographs Inventory I. Pioneer Days Doc 126:1 Explorations 2 Pioneer days II. The Sutherlands 3 Court cases, 1806-1813 4 Genealogy, deeds, history, research notes 5 Deeds



6 Cooley, Benjamin--deeds III. Some other Early Settlers 7 Mead family 8 Humphrey family 9 Powers family 10 Warner family 11 Stevens/Walker family 12 Crippen family 13 Pennock, Israel 14 McIntire, Benjamin 15 Tuttle, Chauncey 16 Paul, Jesse 17 Gill family 18 Whipple, Caleb 19 Whipple, Thomas 20 Chatterton family 21 Kendall IV. Early Enterprises at the Falls and Land Transfers 22 Powers Hill 23 Flood of 1811 24 Deeds 25 Grist mill lot 26 Carding machine 27 Fulling mill lot 28 Saw mill lot 29 Machine lot, forge, etc. 30 Patch Hill 31 Pond lot (Pittsford) 32 Library lot 33 List of property owners--library lot, village park, creek lot,

pond lot 34 Creek lot 35 Deeds 36 _____ 37 _____ 38 _____ 39 _____ 40 Rutland deeds V. The Beginning and Struggles of an Industry 41 Marble--General 42 Humphrey, Ormsbee and Co.-attachments and executions 43 Ormsbee deeds, 1850-1865



44 Ormsbee, Edgar L. 45 Temple, Robert vs. E. L. Ormsbee, foreclosure, 1866 46 Temple, Robert 47 Sutherland Falls Marble Co. 48 _____ 49 Dorr and Myers 50 Center Rutland Marble Co. 51 Clement and Son 52 Dissolution of Humphrey Ormsbee and Co., 1839 53 Humphrey Ormsbee and Co.-attachments and executions 54 Taylor, Hills 55 Marble companies 56 “The Marble Industry of Vermont,” by Otto T. Johnson 57 “Marble Quarrying in Vermont,” by Major B. Jenks, 1932 58 Articles by Fred Patch and J. E. Manley 59 Manley, William 60 _____, foreclosure VI. The Vermont Marble Company Box 127:1 General 2 Recognition dinner, 1926 3 “A History of the Vermont Marble Company,” by Paul A.

Gopaul, 1954 (2 copies) 4 Vermont Marble, v. 1, 1925-1926 5 _____, v. 2, 1926-1927 6 The Memory Stone, v.3, 1927-1928 7 _____, v.4, 1928-1929 8 _____, v. 5, 1929-1930 9 _____, v. 6, 1930-1931 10 _____, v. 7, 1931-1932 11 _____, v. 8, 1932-1933 12 _____, v. 9, 1933-1934 13 _____, v. 10, 1934-1935 14 _____, v. 11, 1935-1936 15 _____, v. 12, 1937-1938 16 _____, v. 13, 1938-1939 17 _____, v. 14, 1939-1940 18 _____, v. 15, 1940-1941 19 _____, v. 16, 1941-1942 20 _____, v. 17, 1942-1943 21 _____, v. 18, 1943-1944 22 _____, v. 19, 1944-1945 23 _____, v. 20, 1945-1946 24 _____, v. 21, 1947 25 _____, v. 22, 1948



26 _____, v. 23, 1949 27 _____, v. 24, 1950 28 _____, v. 25, 1951 29 _____, v. 26, 1952 30 _____, v. 27, 1954 31 Marble Chips, 1937 January-June 32 _____, _____, July-December 33 _____, 1938 January-June 34 _____, _____, July-December 35 _____, 1939 January-June 36 _____, _____, July-December 37 _____, 1940 January-June 38 _____, _____, July-December 39 _____, 1941 January-June 40 _____, _____, July-December 41 _____, 1942 January-June 42 _____, _____, July-December 43 _____, 1943 January-June 44 _____, _____, July-December 45 _____, 1944 January-June 46 _____, _____, July-December 47 _____, 1945 January-June 48 _____, _____, July-December 49 _____, 1946 January-June 50 _____, _____, July-December 51 _____, 1947 January-June 52 _____, _____, July-December 53 _____, 1948 January-June 54 _____, _____, July-December 55 _____, 1949 January-June 56 _____, _____, July-December 57 _____, 1950 January-June 58 _____, _____, July-December Doc 128:1 _____, 1951 January-June 2 _____, _____, July-December 3 _____, 1952 January-June 4 _____, _____, July-December 5 _____, 1953 January-June 6 _____, _____, July-December 7 _____, 1954 January-June 8 _____, _____, July-December 9 _____, 1955 January-June 10 _____, _____, July-December 11 _____, 1956 January-June 12 _____, _____, July-December



13 _____, 1957 January-June 14 _____, _____, July-December 15 _____, 1958 January-June 16 _____, _____, July-December 17 _____, 1959 January-June 18 _____, _____, July-December 19 _____, 1960 January-June 20 _____, _____, July-December 21 _____, 1961 January-June 22 _____, _____, July-December 23 _____, 1962 January-June 24 _____, _____, July-December 25 _____, 1963 January-June 26 _____, _____, July-December 27 _____, 1964 January-June 28 _____, _____, July-December 29 _____, 1965 January-June 30 _____, _____, July-December 31 _____, 1966 January-June 32 _____, _____, July-November 33 _____, 1966 December-1967 May 34 _____, 1967 June-November MSA 186:1 _____, 1967 December-1968 May 2 _____, 1968 June-November 3 _____, 1968 Dec-May 4 _____, 1969 June-November 5 _____, 1969 December-1970 May 6 _____, 1970 August-1971 February 7 _____, 1971 March-October 8a _____, 1971 November-1973 May 8b _____, index (compiled by Proctor Free Library), manuscript Doc 128:35 Vermont Marble Co. Vermont Marble Company: Its Past and

Future, Addresses at a General Conference at Proctor, Vermont, December 28-31, 1920.

36 Marble Shrines. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1931, (2 copies). Copy 3, copyright 1937

37 The Book of Vermont Marble: a Reference for Architects and Builders. 3rd ed. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1929

38 General Working Conditions. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1935.

Pension System. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1913.

Pension System. Rev. ed. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1921.



Suggestion Plan. Rev. ed. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1924.

39 Symbols of Service. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1919. (Trade catalog with price list inserted).

40 Safety Rules for Workmen. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, n.d. (In four languages).

Vermont Marble Co. Employees Representation Plan, Adopted March 19, 1934. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1934. (Printed in American, Polish, Hungarian, Italian, Swedish).

41 All That is Beautiful Shall Abide Forever. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1927. 2 copies.

42 Miracles in Marble: a Story of Modern Methods Applied to One of America’s Oldest Industries. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1949. Copy 2 is not dated and has same text but different pictures.

43 Lessons in Liberty. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1927. Issued in connection with the Exhibit of the Memorial Craftsmen’s Convention of Washington, August, 1927.

44 Epitaphs. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, n.d. 3 copies with slightly different covers.

45 Vermont Marble, 1768-1925: America’s Oldest Monumental Product. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, ca. 1925.

The Memory Stone, Vermont Marble, 1768-1926: America’s Oldest Monumental Product. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, ca. 1926.

The Memory Stone, Vermont Marble, 1768-1928: America’s Oldest Monumental Product. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, ca. 1928.

The Memory Stone. Public War Memorial Designs. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, ca. 1945.

46 Little Pictures of a Big Industry. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1929. 3 copies with slightly different format, only one is dated as 1929.

Little Pictures of a Big Industry: a Series of Small Engravings which Illustrate Certain Phases of the Vermont Marble Industry. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, n.d.

47 Sales Suggestions for the Monument Man: a Little Talk on Matters that Concern Both the Monumental Dealer and his Agent. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, n.d.

48 The Old and the New: Containing a Few Ancient Marble Structures and a Few of the Buildings and Monuments



Erected by the Vermont Marble Company. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, ca. 1912.

49 Speaking of Marble--Here are a Few of the Reasons why Marble is Being Used Today--Even More than in the Past--for the Best of the Nation’s Memorials. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, ca. 1920.

50 Lettering in Marble: a Few Plates and a Few Words of Explanation--All Bearing on the Subject of Lettering as it Applies to the Memorial Trade. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, n.d. [Coated pages are fused together because of water damage.]

51 A Little Journey to the Home of Vermont Marble: Pictures Taken Here and There in the Green Mountain Regions which Show Something of the Development of the Marble Industry, printed and circulated by the Vermont Marble Company as a reminder of the visit of the Memorial Craftsmen of American, August, 1922. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1922.

52 Modern Marble Memorials Illustrating a Number of New Designs and Some of the Work Already Done in Vermont Marble. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1920.

53 The Marble Industry of Vermont. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, n.d. Brief history and photographs. 3 copies.

54 Keeping up with Marble: Sketching the Growth of a Great Industry and Telling Why Marble has Kept in the Lead. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, n.d.

55 Getting Acquainted with Marble: the Story of a Great Industry Told Largely by Pictures. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1937. 2nd copy, 1939.

1906 Supplementary Price List. This Price List Comprises All Monumental Designs Issued Since the Publication of Our 1904 list. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1906.

56 Marble Goes Modern. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, n.d. 2nd copy slightly different format, 1940.

57 Proctor Vermont, Scenery and Marble Industry. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, n.d.

Untitled collection of images of Vermont Marble Co., n.d. Doc 129:1 Memorial Art for Catholic Cemeteries. Proctor, Vermont:

Vermont Marble Company, 1933. 2 copies. 2 American Cemetery Association at Proctor, Vermont, August

21, 1948, Visiting the Marble Industry in Quarries and Plants of Vermont Marble Company.



Marble to Metal: The Vermont Marble Company’s Conversion to War Work, a reprint of six articles appearing in the Rutland Herald, September 13-18, 1943.

3 Memory in Marble to Honor a Lifetime for Lifetimes to Come. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1937.

4 Suggestion Plan, Report for Period from June 1, 1933 to August 15, 1936. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1936.

Additions to Service Roll, Employees Having a Total Service of Twenty-five or More Years, Vermont Marble Company, August 15, 1936. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1936.

5 Vermont Marble Co., Producers and Manufacturers of Exterior and Interior Marble Work. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, n.d.

6 Vermont Marble Company, its Size, Organization, Product and Service. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1927. Opening address by Frank C. Partridge, President, at a general conference of the managers, superintendents and other Higher employees at Proctor, Vermont, May 23-27, 1927.

7 Vermont Marble Co., Producers and Manufacturers of Marble Work. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1891. 2 copies.

8 Vermont Marble, Shops, Mills and Quarries, Including a Few Representative Marble Installations. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, n.d.

Vermont Marble Color plates, n.d. 9 “Lumar” A New Marble Product Created by Scientific

Research. Reprinted from the March 1936 number of The Architectural Record and distributed by the Vermont Marble Company.

Army-Navy “E.” This Booklet Commemorates the Presentation, on July 18, 1943, of the Army-Navy “E” Award for Excellence in Production of the Materials of War.

10 A Statement by the Vermont Marble Company, December 21st, 1935. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1935.

Old American Buildings. Reprinted from advertisements which have appeared in the Architectural Magazine during 1929. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company.

Other Vermont Marble Company ephemera. 11 Vermont Marble Memorials Book T, The Memory Stone.

Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1931.



12 Vermont Marble Memorials, Book R. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1926.

13 Price List of Monumental Marble, April 2, 1923. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1923.

Doc 140:1 Sources of Memorial Ornamentation, by Henry Powell Hopkins. Proctor, Vermont: Vermont Marble Company, 1924.

VII. Other attempts to Attain a fortune Doc 129:14 Marble companies--deeds 15 Marble companies--deeds 16 Marble companies--lists and news excerpts 17 Eureka Marble Co., Albion Marble Co. 18 North Rutland Marble Co. 19 Otter Creek Marble Co., Monumental Marble Co. 20 Paragon Marble Co. 21 Pocohabajac Marble Co. 22 Rutland Marble Co. 23 Spencer Marble Co. VIII. Roads 24 Roads at Sutherland Falls--survey reports, legal notices IX. Schools 25 “History of the Proctor Schools,” by Otto T. Johnson 26 “History of the Proctor Schools,” by Otto T. Johnson 27 History of Proctor Schools 28 Research notes 29 Southmayd, Jonathan C. Sermon on use of liquor, 1828 30 _____, sermons, manuscript, ca. 1823-1832 31 Southmayd, Jonathan 32 _____ Doc 140:2 Diploma of D. Jonathan Coleman Southmayd Doc 129:33 Annual school report, 1907-1908; 1908-1909 34 _____, 1909-1910; 1910-1911 35 _____, 1912-1913; 1913-1914 36 Proctorian (Proctor High School yearbook), 1940 37 _____, 1945 38 _____, 1946 39 _____, 1947 40 _____, 1948 41 _____, 1949 42 _____, 1950 43 _____, 1951 44 _____, 1952



45 _____, 1953 46 _____, 1954 47 _____, 1955 48 _____, 1957 49 Manual of Proctor Graded Schools, 1891, 1893, 1895, 1899 50 High School catalogue, 1913-1914; student handbook, 1954 51 Commencement programs, 1915-1954 (incomplete) 52 Athletics, 1940-1941; 1951-1952; 1953-1954 53 Parent Teacher Association, 1932-1933; 1934-1935 54 Programs for entertainment 55 Ephemera Doc 130:1 The Sutherland, 1916 November, 1917 February 2 _____, 1917 May, 1917 December 3 _____, 1918 May, 1918 June 4 The Spotlight, 1922 December, 1923 March 5 _____, 1923 June, 1923 December 6 The Sutherland, 1924 June, 1924 December 7 _____, 1925 April, 1925 June 8 _____, 1925 December, 1926 Easter 9 _____, 1926 June, 1926 [September] 10 _____, 1927 v. 5, nos. 2 and 3 11 _____, 1927 December, 1928 Easter 12 _____, 1928 June, 1928 December 13 _____, 1929 Easter, 1929 June 14 _____, 1929 December(2 copies) 15 _____, 1930 April, 1930 June 16 _____, November 7, 1930-June 10, 1931 17 _____, September 25, 1931-June 15, 1932 18 _____, November 2, 1934-March 1, 1935 19 _____, March 8, 1935-June 14, 1935 20 _____, [September] 1935-[June] 1936 21 _____, October 1936-April 1937 22 _____, October 7, 1937-May 13, 1938 23 School newspaper, [1938 December], 1939 February 24 The Sutherland, 1940 January, 1940 February 25 _____, 1940 March, 1940 May 26 _____, 1940 Fall, 1941 Winter 27 _____, 1941 Spring, 1941 Graduation 28 _____, 1941 Fall, 1942 Winter 29 _____, 1942 June, 1942 Fall 30 _____, 1943 February, 1943 December 31 _____, 1944 Easter, 1944 Spring 32 _____, 1944 December, 1945 February 33 _____, 1945 May, 1945 November 34 _____, 1946 February, 1946 May



35 _____, 1946 November, 1947 February 36 _____, 1947 May, 1947 November 37 _____, 1948 February, 1948 Spring 38 _____, 1948 June 39 _____, 1948 December, 1949 April 40 _____, [1949 Fall]-January 1950 41 _____, [February 1950?]-[June 1950] 42 _____, October 27, 1950-December 15, 1950 43 _____, January 1951-March 1951 44 _____, April 1951-June 1951 45 _____, October 1951-December 1951 46 _____, January 1952-May 1952 47 _____, November 1952-May 1953 48 _____, October 1953-June 1954 49 _____, November 1954-May 1955 50 _____, March 1955-June 1956 Doc 140:3 _____, October 7, 1932-June 20, 1934 Ms Size C The Midget, 1930, April 29, published by the Proctor Junior

High School X. Churches Doc 131:1 Union Church yearbook, 1909,1910 2 _____, 1911, 1912 3 _____, 1913, 1914 4 _____, 1915, 1916 5 _____, 1918 6 _____, 1919, 1920 7 _____, 1921, 1922 8 _____, 1923, 1924 9 _____, 1925, 1926 10 _____, 1927, 1928 11 _____, 1929, 1930 12 _____, 1931, 1932 13 _____, 1933, 1934 14 _____, 1935, 1936 15 _____, 1937, 1938 16 _____, 1939, 1940 17 _____, 1941, 1942 18 _____, 1943, 1944 19 _____, 1945, 1946 20 _____, 1947, 1948 21 _____, 1949, 1950 22 _____, 1951, 1952 23 _____, 1953, 1954 24 _____, 1955, 1956



25 _____, 1957, 1958 26 _____, 1959, 1960 27 _____, 1961, 1962 28 _____, 1963, 29 Union Church manual, 1891 (2 copies) 30 _____, 1916, 1920 31 Union Church cook book, 1911, 32 Union Church, printed ephemera 33 Union Church 34 Swedish Congregational Church, Sw. Ev. Lutheran Church 35 Catholic Church (St. Dominic) 36 Swedish Lutheran Church 37 Swedish Congregational Church XI. Birth of a New Town 38 Birth of a town 39 Testimony, 1886 40 _____ 41 _____ 42 _____ 43 _____ 44 Dillingham, William P.--argument, 1886 45 Joyce, C. H.--argument, 1886 46 Spellman, John D.--abstract of argument, 1886 47 Wing, George W.--argument, 1886 48 Division, 1894 49 Incorporation Doc 140:4 _____ Doc 131:50 Proctor ordinances, 1894, 1952 Doc 140:4 _____ Doc 131:51 Annual Report of the Board of Officers of the Village of

Proctor, 1889, 1890 52 _____, 1891, 1892 53 _____, 1893, 1894 54 _____, 1896 55 _____, 1897, 1898 56 _____, 1899, 1900 57 _____, 1901, 1902 58 _____, 1903, 1904 59 _____, 1905, 1906 60 _____, 1907, 1908 61 _____, 1909, 1910 62 _____, 1911, 1912 63 _____, 1913, 1914 64 _____, 1915, 1916



65 _____, 1917, 1918 66 _____, 1919, 1920 67 _____, 1921, 1922 68 _____, 1923, 1924 69 _____, 1925, 1926 70 _____, 1927, 1928 71 _____, 1929, 1930 72 _____, 1931, 1932 73 _____, 1933, 1934 74 _____, 1935, 1936 75 _____, 1937, 1938 76 _____, 1939, 1940 77 _____, 1941, 1942 78 _____, 1943, 1944 79 _____, 1945, 1946 80 _____, 1947, 1948 81 _____, 1949, 1950 82 _____, 1951 83 _____, 1953, 1954 84 _____, 1955, 1956 85 _____, 1957, 1958 86 _____, 1959, 1960 87 _____, 1961, 1962 February 88 _____, 1962 December, 1963 89 Annual Report of the Town of Proctor, 1888 90 _____, 1891, 1892 91 _____, 1893, 1894 92 _____, 1895, 1896 93 _____, 1897, 1898 94 _____, 1899, 1900 95 _____, 1901, 1902 96 _____, 1903, 1904 97 _____, 1905, 1906 98 _____, 1907, 1908 99 _____, 1909, 1910 100 _____, 1911, 1912 101 _____, 1913, 1914 102 _____, 1915, 1916 103 _____, 1917, 1918 104 _____, 1919, 1920 105 _____, 1921, 1922 106 _____, 1923, 1924 107 _____, 1925, 1926 108 _____, 1927, 1928 109 _____, 1929, 1930



110 _____, 1931, 1932 111 _____, 1933, 1934 112 _____, 1935, 1936 113 _____, 1937, 1938 114 _____, 1939, 1940 115 _____, 1941 January, 1941 December 116 _____, 1942, 1943 117 _____, 1944, 1945 118 _____, 1946, 1947 119 _____, 1948, 1949 120 _____, 1950, 1951 121 _____, 1952, 1953 122 _____, 1954, 1955 123 _____, 1956, 1957 124 _____, 1958, 1959 125 _____, 1960, 1961 126 _____, 1962, 1963 127 Home News, published by Village Improvement Council, July

1920-November 1921 XII. Proctor Fires 128 Proctor fires XIII. Benevolent Organizations 129 Scandinavian Fraternity of America 130 IOOF 131 Baptist Society 132 Verhovay Aid Association, No. 271 133 Swedish Aid Society XIV. Mercantile Organizations Doc 132:1 Vermont Marble Company Cooperative Store Doc 140:5 _____, broadside, 2 copies. XV. Civic Institutions Doc 132:2 Post office 3 Proctor Public Library 4 _____, bulletins, ca. 1915-1918 5 _____, bulletin of Vermont Library Commission, 1908-1916

(scattered) 6 _____, Proctor Country Fair bulletin, 1915 7 _____, report of library commissioners, 1906, 1914 Doc 140:6 _____, Mock Court Trial, broadside Doc 132:8 YMCA, ca. 1908-1922 9 _____



10 _____, yearbook, 1903-1906 11 _____, _____, 1907-1908 12 _____, _____, 1909-1911 13 _____, _____, 1912-1915 14 _____, “Man efficiency: the prime factor in industry--how to

increase it.” 15 _____, Vermont Association Notes, 1909-1913 (scattered) 16 _____, _____, 1914, 1920 17 _____, Entertainment course, 1903-1904 18 _____, _____, 1904-1905 19 _____, _____, 1905-1906 20 _____, _____, 1906-1907 21 _____, correspondence, etc., 1911-1918 22 _____, minutes, 1908-1919 23 Woman’s club, constitution, 1930; yearbook, 1935-1936 24 Boy Scouts 25 Railroad station 26 Girl Scouts 27 Hospital 28 Sutherland Club 29 Sutherland Falls Hotel 30 University Club, Proctor Hose Co., Proctor Golf Club 31 Research notes XVI. Other Organizations 32 C&P Railroad 33 Rutland and Tidewater Railroad Co. 34 Proctor Players Club 35 Proctor Cornet Band 36 Proctor Band XVII. Accidents and disasters 37 Research notes XVIII. Blizzard of 1888 38 Blizzard of 1888 XVIX. Power development at the Falls 39 Power development at the Falls XX. Swedish Settlement 40 Swedish Settlement XXI. “Johnson’s Castle” 41 “Johnson’s Castle”



XXII. Presidential Visits 42 Presidential Visits XXIII. Redfield Proctor 43 Proctor, Redfield 44 _____ XXIV. Fletcher D. Proctor 45 Proctor, Fletcher D. XXV. Redfield Proctor, Jr. 46 Proctor, Redfield Jr. 47 _____, address, 1929 XXVI. Frank C. Partridge 48 Partridge, Frank C. XXVII. Other Prominent Citizens 49 Doctors 50 Newspaper excerpts 51 Proctor, Mortimer R. 52 Williams, Benjamin Doc 140:7 _____, political broadside for governor’s race XXVIII. Proctor and the World War Doc 132:53 Proctor War Echo, 1918 54 Research notes and newspaper excerpts XXIX. Flood of 1927 55 Flood of 1927 XXX. Geologic features 56 Geologic features 57 Commercial Marbles of Western Vermont; Report of the State

Geologist for 1939-1940. 58 Sutherland Falls Quarry XXXI. Red-letter Days 59 Red-letter Days XXXII. Industrial & Society conditions 60 Stone Cutters Journal excerpts, 1899, 1906, 1914 61 Proctor Labor conditions 62 Vermont Marble Strike, 1936-1937



63 _____ 64 _____ 65 _____ 66 “Model Settlement for Marble Crews,” by William E. Curtis 67 Vermont Marble Strike, 1936 excerpts from Barre Daily Times XXXIII. March of Progress 68 “An Old-time Funeral,” by Otto T. Johnson XXXIV. Here and there 69 Village Park Doc 133:1 Municipal building 2 Senator’s place XXXV. Development of Marble machinery 3 “Development of Marble Machinery,” by Fred R. Patch XXXVI. Miscellaneous 4 Sutherland Falls info: list of Proctor politicians; list of marble

companies; newspapers excerpts re Proctor including several copies of “Proctor on the Otter Creek,” by M. Elizabeth Kingsbury, Braintree Observer, July 11, 1914, and “Matters and Things at the Falls,” by K. , Herald, May 22, 1878,

5 List of presidents of Proctor; list of soldiers in Civil War 6 Research notes 7 Miscellaneous (letter from Emily Dutton Proctor re:

Proctor/Clement house; Pericles Funeral Oration; research notes; cc of letter to Dept. of buildings of City of Chicago re: Selma Larson house (sister of letter writer, Otto Johnson?); press release re: Vermont Works Progress Administration; circular of American Red Cross, 1945 War Fund; directory of Sutherland Falls 1881-1882.

8 “Memories of the Early Days of Proctor,” by Hamilton Ormsbee

9 Incorporations--copies of acts to incorporate various marble companies and other Proctor entities including the Village of Proctor

10 Proctor news--newspaper excerpts about Proctor 11 Temperance 12 Poetry 13 Research on Politics 14 Clement Literary Bureau booklets--3 political publications of

Percival W. Clement, 1906 15 List of articles in Rutland Herald



16 Fred Patch correspondence 17 Maps Ms Size C Sketch of Sutherland Falls, by Fred Patch (original sketch and

blueprint) Ms Size B Blueprint map of the “South Part of Social borough As Run

into Lots, 1771,” by Will Cockburn Sketch of lots in Sutherland Falls with list of owners, 1806-

1814 Ms Size A “Plan copied from Original Plan of Rutland with Additional

data which are enclosed in brackets, O.P.S.” Doc 133:18 Index to land records 19 Correspondence 20 Lists of publications 21 Copy of agreement between Otto Johnson and Vermont

Historical Society XXXVII. History of Proctor typescripts 22 History of Proctor, Vermont, by Otto T. Johnson, AM,

photocopied from the Proctoriana Collection, Vermont Historical Society, Montpelier, 1991 (complete set of photocopies with title sheet, introduction, etc., from which copies were made to be bound for library).

23 Front matter 24 Chapter 1 25 _____ 2 26 _____ 3 27 _____ 4 28 _____ 5 29 _____ 7 30 _____ 8 31 _____ 9 32 _____ 10 33 _____ 11 34 _____ 12 35 _____ 13 36 _____ 15 37 _____ 16 38 _____ 17 39 _____ 18 40 _____ 19 41 _____ 20 42 _____ 21 43 _____ 22 44 _____ 23 45 _____ 24



46 _____ 25 47 _____ 26 48 _____ 27 49 _____ 28 50 _____ 29 51 _____ 30 52 _____ 31 53 _____ 32 54 _____ 33 55 _____ 34 56 _____ 35 57 Appendix 58 Bibliography 1 59 Bibliography 2 60 Miscellaneous 61 Carbon copy of typescript bound in scrapbook XXXVIII. Scrapbooks Doc 134:1 Scrapbook, 1930 2 _____, 1931 3 _____, 1932 4 _____, 1933 5 _____, 1934 6 _____, 1935 7 _____, 1936 8 _____, 1937 9 _____, 1938 10 _____, 1939 Doc 135:1 _____, 1940 2 _____, 1941 3 _____, 1942 4 _____, 1943 5 _____, 1944 6 _____, 1945 7 _____, 1946 8 _____, 1947 9 _____, 1948 10 _____, 1949 11 _____, 1950 12 _____, 1951 13 _____, 1956 Doc 136:1 _____, scattered years, ca. 1890-1929 2 _____, 1922 3 _____, 1952 4 _____, 1953



5 _____, 1954 6 Proctor newspaper clippings, 1954 7 _____, 1955 8 _____, 1958 9 _____, n.d. 10 Newspapers clippings on strike 11 “Government and ‘isms,’” by Carl M. Chapin 12 Loose-leaf book of research notes, newspaper excerpts, etc.

about Proctor 13 Loose-leaf collection of legal records including incorporations,

probate records and deeds 14 _____ XXXIX. Serials 15 The Vermonter: A State Magazine, 1897 March 16 _____, 1897 May 17 _____, _____, October 18 _____, _____, November 19 _____, 1898 April 20 _____, 1900 April 21 _____, _____, November 22 _____, 1901 October 23 _____, 1902 February 24 _____, _____, May 25 _____, _____, October 26 _____, _____, November 27 _____, 1903 February 28 _____, _____, May 29 _____, _____, August 30 _____, _____, September 31 _____, 1904 January 32 _____, _____, March 33 _____, _____, June 34 _____, _____, August 35 _____, _____, October 36 _____, 1905 May 37 _____, _____, September 38 _____, 1906 April 39 _____, _____, June 40 _____, _____, October 41 _____, 1907 January 42 _____, _____, September 43 _____, _____, October 44 _____, _____, December 45 _____, 1908 January



46 _____, _____, March 47 _____, _____, April 48 _____, _____, September 49 _____, 1909 August-September 50 _____, 1910 February 51 _____, 1911 February 52 _____, _____, June 53 _____, _____, September-October 54 _____, _____, November 55 _____, 1914 January 56 _____, 1915 October 57 _____, _____, November 58 _____, 1920 November Doc 137:1 _____, 1924, v. 29, 1926, v. 31, 2 _____, 1931 January; 1933 March 3 _____, 1934 February; 1935 January 4 _____, 1936 July; 1936 August-September 5 _____, 1937 October; 1938 December 6 Allsvensk Samling, 1932 7 The American Architect and the Architectural Review, v. 126,

1924 October 8. “Dignifying a By-Product: Office Building of Vermont Marble Company,” by S. Winthrop St. Clair.

8 Bulletin American=Swedish Institute, v. 12, 1957 Summer. “The Swedes at Proctor, Vermont,” by Otto T. Johnson.

9 Cassier’s Magazine, 1904 August, v. 26. “Marble Quarrying in America, a New Field for Electric Power Service,” by Day Allen Willey.

Cassier’s Magazine, v. 40, 1911 June. “Methods of Stone Quarrying,” by Albert Wilhelm.

10 The Century Magazine, v. 40, 1890 September. “In the Marble Hills,” by Rowland E. Robinson.

11 The Christian Century: an Undenominational Journal of Religion, v. 53, 1936 March 18. “Marble Strike Stirs Vermont.”

12 Compressed Air Magazine, v. 31, 1926 July. “Vermont’s Varied Marbles: Origin of these Age-Old Deposits and the Splendid Industry that has Developed in Exploiting Them,” by Robert G. Skerrett. (plus 2nd copy excerpt)

13 The Congregationalist and Christian World, v. 88, 1903 February 28. “Vermont. A Working Men’s University.”

14 The Delaware and Hudson Railroad Corporation Bulletin, 1935 January 1. “Vermont Marble: Its Formation, Preparation and Uses; Reasons for its Great Durability.”



_____, 1935 February 1. “Vermont Marble,” (continued from last issue).

15 The Edison Monthly, v. 6, 1914 March. “Quarrying Vermont Marble.”

16 The Electric Journal, v. 9, 1912 March. “A Visit to a Marble Co.,” by N. L. Rea, p. 243.

17 Electrical World, v. 47, 1906 February 3. “Electric Power Plant of Vermont Marble Co.,” by N. L. Rea, p. 243.

18 Electrical World, v. 58, 1911 July 29. “Hydroelectric Transmission System for Quarry and Mill Work: Generating Stations and Substations of the Vermont Marble Company,” by C. T. Maynard.

_____, v. 61, 1913 May 31. [Damaged--can’t tell which article is relevant to Proctor].

19 The Engineering Magazine, v. 2, 1891 October. "Marble Quarrying in the United States," by E. R. Morse, p. 42.

20 Friends Magazine, 1951 November. "Vermont Marble," p. 16. 21 General Electric Review, v. 28, 1915 November. "Electrical

Equipment of the Vermont Marble Company," by John Liston, p. 1015.

22 Granite Marble and Bronze, v. 37, 1927 August. "Vermont Marble Salesmen have Week's Conference."

23 Grits and Grinds, v. 21, 1930 January. "Abrasives Play Essential Part in Marble and Stone Industries," by George W. Nelson.

24 The Kurn Hattin Bulletin, v. 53, 1948 October. "The Reverend Clifford H. Smith," memorial for minister who lived in Proctor.

25 The Literary Digest, v. 43, 1911 September 16. "An Example of Church Union," p. 448.

26 Mine and Quarry, v. 4, 1909 June. "Vermont Marble, Part II," by H. J. Markolf and D. J. O'Rourke, p. 287.

27 Monumental News, v. 34, 1922 June. "Firm Changes and Other News: New Vermont Design Book," p. 381; and "Proctor Runs for Governor."

_____, v. 34, 1922 September. “Vermont Marble Co. Entertains,” p. 562.

28 _____, v. 37, 1925 July. "Captain Morse Passes on," [Captain E. R. Morse, treasurer Vermont marble Co., d. May 26].

29 The Nation, v. 142, 1936 April 1. "Struggle in Marble," by Anita Marbury.

_____, v. 142, 1936 April 15. “Marble Strike,” [letter to editor] by Charles J. Post.

30 _____, v. 142, 1936 May 20. "Vermonters Still on Strike," p. 659.



_____, v. 142, 1936 May 27. "Vermont: State of Anarchy," by a Special Correspondent, p. 675.

31 National Magazine, v. 25, 1907 February. “Nature’s Marble Halls in Vermont,” by Mitchell Mannering.

_____, v. 38, 1913 September. "Vermont: The Green Mountain State."

32 New England Construction, v. 1, 1936 December. "We Build a Bridge," by Frank J. Olney, p. 12.

33 The New England Magazine, v. 29, 1903 September. "The Carrara of America," by Orin Edson Crooker, p. 97.

_____, v. 37, 1907 September. "Vermont, Thrifty and Incorruptible, a Model State," by Frank Putnam.

34 _____, v. 39, 1908 December. “What New England Says on Deferred Forestry,” a symposium including ex-Governor Fletcher D. Proctor.

35 News and Notes, Vermont Historical Society, v. 9, no. 5, 1958 January.

36 Oil-Power, v. 14, 1939 December. "Marble." 37 Park and Cemetery and Landscape Gardening, v. 34, 1924

October. "Cemetery Association Department. Echoes of Portland Convention," [includes photos of Proctor], p. 230.

38 Popular Electricity Magazine, v. 5, 1912 July. "An Ancient Industry Electrified," by Orin Edson Crooker, p. 209.

39 Popular Mechanics Magazine, v. 22, 1914 October. "In the Marble Quarries of Vermont," p. 562.

40 Power, v. 84, 1940 November. "Vermont Marble's Four-Station, Interconnected Hydro System," by Francis A. Westbrook.

41 Power and the Engineer, 1908 October 13. "Electric Power for Quarrying Marble," by C. T. Maynard.

42 Public Health Nursing, v. 37, 1945 March. "Industrial Nursing Begins in Vermont," by Ada Stewart Markolf, p. 125.

43 Scandinavia, v. 1, 1924 June. "History of the Swedish Settlement at Proctor, Vermont," by Otto T. Johnson, p.22.

44 Scientific American, 1930 February. "Quarrying Marble, the Token of Eternity," by A. E. Holden, p. 118.

45 Steelways, v. 5, 1949 March. "Vermont's Marble Village," by Richard Wilcox, p. 20.

46 Stone, v. 29, November, [no year]. "The Vermont Marble Company and the Village of Proctor," by Marcus Gardiner.

_____, v. 7, 1893 September. "Vermont Marble Deposits," by George C. Underhill.

47 _____, v. 14, 1897 January. "The Vermont Marble Hills," p. 165.



48 Through the Ages, v. 2, 1924 August. "The Old and New in Marble Quarrying," p. 33.

_____, v. 5, 1927 July. "A Village Church in Marble," p. 3. 49 The Travelers Standard, v. 5, 1917 June. "Quarrying Hazards:

Second Paper." 50 Vasastjarnan: The Vasa Star, v. 50, 1957 February. "What My

Scandinavian Ancestry Means to Me," by Sonja C. Nelson [of Proctor, Vermont], p. 3.

51 The Vermont Review, v. 1, 1907 January. [Picture of Gov. Proctor.]

52 Vermont History, v. 28, 1960 January. “The Swedes in Vermont,” by Dorothy Mayo Harvey, p. 39.

Proceedings of the Vermont Historical Society for the years 1913-1914. “Redfield Proctor, His Public Life and Services: Address before the Vermont Historical Society, January 19, 1915,” by Frank C. Partridge, p. 59.

53 The Village, v. 1, 1907 March. “The Town of Proctor, Vermont,” by W. S. Allen, p. 143.

54 Yankee, v. 5, 1939 February. “From Proctorsville to Proctor,” by David C. Gale, p. 40.

Doc 140.8 Fortune, v. 6, 1932 October. "The Marble of Vermont." Ms Size C Harper's Weekly: A Journal of Civilization, v. 34, 1890

November 15. "The Marble Quarries of Vermont," p. 898. Ms Size C Leslie's Illustrated Weekly, v. 113, 1911 September 7. "Church

Unity in a Vermont Town," by Rev. F. E. Davison, of Rutland, Vermont.

Ms Size C Scientific American, v. 91, 1904 November 5. "The Carrara of America," by Day Allen Willey.

Doc 140.8 Suburban Life, v. 11, 1910 November. "Church Unity in One Town," by Rev. R. E. Davison.

MS Size B Rutland Daily Herald, December 24, 1962, p. 12. Holiday greetings from the Vermont Marble Company.

Rutland Daily Herald, August 9, 1944, “Proctor State GOP Choice for Governor Over Simpson”

Rutland Daily Herald, “Activities of Proctor, The Marble Center of the World,” September 18, 1929

_____, _____, September 25, 1929 _____, _____, October 2, 1929 _____, _____, October 9, 1929 _____, _____, October 16, 1929 _____, _____, October 23, 1929 _____, _____, October 30, 1929 _____, _____, November 6, 1929 _____, _____, November 13, 1929 _____, _____, November 27, 1929



_____, _____, December 11, 1929 Worcester Sunday Telegram, January 31, 1932, Section 5,

“New England’s Buried Treasure: the Story of the Building of the Vermont Marble Co., now the largest white marble industry in the world, and a picture of the colorful part played by Redfield Proctor, its founder and inspiration,” by Frederick L. Rushton (3 copies, 1 incomplete)

The CIO News, December 11, 1939, “Vermont Marble Grants Demands of CIO Quarry Union”

Hometown Pictorial, Boston Sunday Advertiser, March 2, 1952, “Vermont Marble Co. Operates Own Hospital”

SVEA Svensk-Amerikansk Veckotidning, Jubileums-Nummer, 1936

People’s Press, Vermont Edition, February 22, 1936 _____, February 29, 1936 _____, March 7, 1936 _____, March 14, 1936 _____, March 21, 1936 _____, March 28, 1936 _____, April 4, 1936 _____, April 11, 1936 _____, April 18, 1936 _____, April 25, 1936 _____, May 2, 1936 _____, May 9, 1936 _____, May 16, 1936 _____, May 23, 1936 Doc 138:1 Journal of the House of Representatives of the State of

Vermont, Biennial Session, 1886. Montpelier, Vermont: Vermont Watchman and State Journal Press, 1886.

A Genealogy of the Descendants of Robert Proctor of Concord and Chelmsford, Mass. with Notes of Some Connected Families, by William Lawrence Proctor and Mrs. W. L. Proctor. Ogdensburg, New York: Republican and Journal Print, 1898.

2 Vermont: Its Resources and Industries. Embracing Historical and Descriptive Sketches of the Green Mountain State, and the Principal Cities and Towns Therein. Glens Falls, New York: C. H. Possons, 1889.

Report of the Twenty-second Annual Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration, May 17th, 18th and 19th, 1916. Mohonk Lake, New York: Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration, 1916.

3 Otter Creek, Vt. Letter from the Secretary of War Transmitting Report from the Chief of Engineers on Otter Creek, Vt.,



Covering Navigation, Flood Control, Power Development and Irrigation. Washington: United States Government Printing Office, 1932.

Old Rutland: Side Lights on Her Honorable and Notable Story During One Hundred and Sixty Years. A.D. 1761 -- A.D. 1922, by Edward Lowe Temple, M.A. Rutland, Vermont: Edward Lowe Temple, 1923.

4 Vermont-New Hampshire Retail Monument Dealers’ Association Yearbook, 1916, issued in connection with the summer meeting at The Weirs, Weirs, N.H., July 26th and 27th.

Vermont-New Hampshire Retail Monument Dealers’ Association Yearbook, 1917, issued in connection with the summer meeting at Hotel Weirs, Weirs, N. H. July 19th and 20th.

The Green Mountain Tour Through Vermont: The unspoiled land, by the Vermont Bureau of Publicity.

5 Broadsides XL. Photographs 6 Animals 7 Art and artists 8 Artifacts 9 Bridges 10 Carriages 11 Cemeteries 12 Children 13 Churches Doc 140:9 _____ Doc 138:14 Communications 15 Eclipses 16 Entertainment 17 Exhibitions 18 Floods (1) 19 Floods (2) 20 Health Doc 140:9 _____ Doc 138:21 Historic buildings Doc 140:9 _____ Doc 140:9 History--Civil War Doc 138:22 Holidays 23 Hotels 24 Indians 25 Lakes 26 Libraries 27 Maple sugaring



28 Military--WWII 29 Mills and factories 30 Monuments 31 Mountains 32 Museums 33 Music 34 Organizations 35 Politics 36 Portraits, A-Z (1) 37 Portraits, unknown (2) 38 Portraits-Group Doc 140:9 Portraits Doc 138:39 Power 40 Quarries-Proctor (1) 41 _____, (2) 42 _____, (3) 43 _____, (4) Doc 139:1 _____, (5) 2 _____, (6) Doc 140:10 _____ Doc 139:3 Quarries-Other 4 Railroads 5 Rivers, Otter Creek (1) 6 Rivers, Otters Creek (2) 7 Rivers, Other 8 Schools Doc 140:9 _____ Doc 140:12 Shops and mills Doc 139:9 Skills, stonecutting 10 Skills, all other 11 Social life and customs 12 Sports Doc 140:9 _____ Doc 139:13 Stores 14 Theater, Proctor 15 Towns-Proctor 16 _____ 17 _____ Doc 140:11 _____ Doc 139:18 Towns-Other 19 Art and artists (dups) 20 Artifacts (dups) 21 Bridges (dups) 22 Cemeteries (dups) 23 Churches (dups)



24 Entertainment (dups) 25 Exhibitions (dups) 26 Floods (dups) 27 Health (dups) 28 Historic buildings (dups) 29 History (dups) 30 Hotels (dups) 31 Holidays (dups) 32 Lakes (dups) 33 Libraries (dups) 34 Mills and factories (dups) 35 Monuments (dups) 36 Music (dups) 37 Organizations (dups) 38 Portraits (dups) 39 Portraits-Group (dups) 40 Quarries (dups) 41 Rivers (dups) 42 Schools (dups) 43 Skills-Stonecutting (dups) 44 Sports (dups) 45 Stores (dups) 46 Towns Proctor (dups) 47 Towns-Other (dups) 48 Negatives 49 _____ 50 _____

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