Paul A Carnahan

Once a small clearing in the woods, Montpelier today sits at the center of Vermont's civic and cultural life. Its artists, legislators, innovators and leaders have made the nation's smallest state capital a crossroads for all. Glimpse the only surviving photographs of the second State House taken just years before it burned and the welcome given to Admiral George Dewey, fresh from victory in the Spanish-American War, by the largest crowd the city...