Try
these links
Vermont State Historical Society Home
Page - http://www.state.vt.us/vhs/lhs/lhsindex.htm
The Vermont State Historical Society site
contains a wealth of information about the history of the whole state as well as online
exhibits, genealogical resources, a calendar and news page, information about the
society's museum and library, links to regional historical society sites, and a lengthy
(but not annotated) list of links to further information.
Castleton
State College, Vermont - http://www.castleton.edu/
Official page of Castleton State College, this
page contains information about the college including academic programs, admissions,
financial aid, event calendars, and athletics.
Welcome
to Castleton, Vermont! - http://www.castletonvt.com/
The official website for the town of
Castleton, this page includes an events calendar (updated monthly), a photo gallery of
town photos, a list of things to see in town, and information about local businesses and
schools.
Battle of Hubbardton - http://www.cet.middlebury.edu/mcgill/battle/
A very in depth account of the Battle of
Hubbardton published by the Vermont Division of Historic Preservation and hosted by
Middlebury College.
Vermont History and Genealogy
- http://home.att.net/~Local_History/VT_History.htm
A voluntarily maintained web site that
includes links to numerous sources of genealogical information including the USGenWeb
Archives.
Vermont Family History Research
- http://store.yahoo.com/vtfamilyhistory/index.html
Another volunteer project that contains some
useful tools including a bulletin board for genealogical queries, contact information for
people willing to do fee-based genealogical research, an alphabetical listing of the names
that appeared on the 1890 Veterans Census, and the beginnings of a cemetery project.
The
Metropolitan Museum of Art - The Collection: Antonio Ratti Textile Center: [The Caswell
Carpet] - http://www.metmuseum.org/collections/view1.asp?dep=20&full=0&item=38%2E157
Zeruah Higley Guernsey Caswell, of the
Castleton Higleys, created the Caswell Carpet, which now hangs in the Metropolitan Museum
of Art in New York, NY. This link connects directly to the Metropolitan Museum of Art
digital catalog page on which a picture and brief description of the Caswell Carpet
exists.
Historic
American Buildings Survey - http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/S?ammem/hh:@field(SUBJ+@od1(VERMONT++Rutland+County++CASTLETON))
Several homes is Castleton are listed in the
Historic American Buildings Survey which is currently part of the Library of Congress'
collections. This link connects directly to the Library of Congress digital catalog pages
on which pictures and brief descriptions of these Castleton homes exist.
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