Lake Dunmore Hotel Company (Salisbury, Vt.)

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The Vermont Glass Company, the first glass company in Vermont, was founded in 1810 and operated until 1818; the Lake Dunmore Glass Company occupied the same site in Salisbury, Vt., on Lake Dunmore from 1832 until 1843. In 1849, the Lake Dunmore Hotel Company was formed and purchased the land formerly owned by the Glass Company. William W. Goddard of Boston, Mass. purchased the hotel and most of the land around Lake Dunmore in 1860. Goddard operated the hotel unsuccessfully until 1870, when he sold it and auctioned off its furnishings, leading to a tangle of lawsuits and conflicting claims that were not resolved until 1900.

From the description of Lake Dunmore Hotel Company records, 1832-1991. (Sheldon Museum Research Center). WorldCat record id: 679602930

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Role Title Holding Repository
Relation Name
associatedWith Barber, Edward D. 1806-1855. person
associatedWith Bixby, L. person
associatedWith Cady, J. person
associatedWith Dyer, John M. person
associatedWith Goddard family. family
associatedWith Goddard, William W. d. 1874. person
associatedWith Jones, Deming. person
associatedWith Jones, Epaphras, 1764-1847. person
associatedWith Lake Dunmore Glass Company. corporateBody
associatedWith Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe, 1793-1864. person
associatedWith Swift, Samuel, 1782-1875. person
associatedWith Vermont Glass Company. corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Salisbury (Vt.)
Vermont--Salisbury
Dunmore, Lake (Vt.)
Vermont--Salisbury
New England
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Auctions
Business enterprises
Glass trade
Hotels
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Real property
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Active 1853

Active 1855

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