Vermont Industrial Archaeology
Exploring the Landscapes and Legacies of Vermont’s Working Past.
Vermont History and Context These works provide the historical, geographic, economic, and cultural background needed to understand the development of Vermont’s industries and industrial landscapes. They are excellent starting points for readers new to the subject. The Story of Vermont Klyza, Christopher McGrory, and Stephen C. Trombulak. The Story of Vermont: A Natural and Cultural … Read More “Bibliography” »
To document, interpret, and share Vermont’s industrial heritage—its sites, structures, landscapes, technologies, and the stories of the people who shaped them—in order to foster appreciation, support preservation, and inspire exploration of the state’s rich industrial past.
Society for Industrial Archeology — the major professional organization for industrial archaeology in North America. New England Chapters Society for Industrial Archaeology — the Northern New England Chapter (NNEC-SIA) covers Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and northeastern New York, while the Southern New England Chapter (SNEC-SIA) covers Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Vermont Historical Society — archives, collections, and statewide … Read More “Organizations and Networks” »