Updated from the 1994 edition, Vermont Caves is a geologic and historical guide to Vermont caves. Organized by county, this book offers a complete look at the caves, history of exploration, and how they fit in with the complex geology of Vermont.

The book divided into chapters such as "Old New England Homes," "Sunday in the Country," and "Wild Flowers in Vermont," does indeed capture the true feeling of Vermont and America. Though the last pictures were taken in 1922, many of the photographs catch a glimpse of eras even before that. The interiors of historic houses, children in a horse-drawn cart, a timeless country road are all there, their charms as fresh as today. - from book jacket.

A vermont doctor reveals the secrets of folk medicine and how it has been applied in both curative and preventive medicine.

Here is a book that will make you envious of Vermonters when the snow falls--if you are not already a citizen of that most engaging and individual of American states. For it is a delightful picture of winter life among Yankees living in a region in which winter means deep snow and the stillness of cold nights and the brittle crispness of sub-freezing days. To the farmer it means hard work; to the nature lover it means searching the fields and woods...

Eight women whoses personal lives and professional careers influenced profoundly many aspects of public education in Vermont during the first half of the twentieth century.