Vermont Historical Records Survey published & unpublished reports, 1938-1942.

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Vermont Historical Records Survey published & unpublished reports, 1938-1942.

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The collection is organized in two series, published and unpublished inventories. The first series contains mostly inventories of town, village, and city archives in Vermont. The series also includes three reports related to church archives and the final report of the Vermont Historical Records Survey. The second series contains unpublished, draft booklets of inventories of Vermont churches. These are not duplicated in the stacks of the VHS. These inventories are arranged the way the VHRS created them: by denomination and then alphabetically by town.

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Vermont Historical Records Survey

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The Historical Records Survey, part of the United States government's Work Projects Administration during the Great Depression, began work in Vermont in 1936. The first director was John Clement, followed by Merrill Perry, Samuel Bean (acting supervisor), Frank Bryan, and Henry Howard Eddy. The first inventory, an experimental inventory of the records of the town of Stowe, appeared in 1938. This was followed in May 1939 by an inventory of the town of Bolton and a directory of the churches and re...