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St. Albans de St Albans Historical Museum

St. Albans

Autor St Albans Historical Museum, L Louise Haynes, Charlotte Pedersen
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 18 oct 2010
Many years after Jesse Welden became the first permanent settler in St. Albans, the town was the site of the northernmost raid by Confederate Civil War soldiers in 1864. St. Albans went on to earn fame as the Railroad City. Over the years, the commercial base in St. Albans grew, many churches and schools were founded, and there was a sharp increase in population. Because of these many changes, St. Albans transformed from an agricultural community dependent upon Lake Champlain for transportation to the seat of Franklin County."
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ISBN-13: 9780738573465
ISBN-10: 0738573469
Pagini: 128
Dimensiuni: 167 x 238 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.31 kg
Editura: Arcadia Publishing (SC)

Notă biografică

L. Louise Haynes is a native of St. Albans and retired French teacher and department chair at Bellows Free Academy. She was among the authors of the two volumes of the school's history. Charlotte Pedersen resides in Swanton and is a retired Trans World Airlines flight attendant and volunteer at the St. Albans Historical Museum. The images throughout St. Albans have been selected from the St. Albans Historical Museum's archives.

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Many years after Jesse Welden became the first permanent settler in St. Albans, the town was the site of the northernmost raid by Confederate Civil War soldiers in 1864. St. Albans went on to earn fame as the "Railroad City." Over the years, the commercial base in St. Albans grew, many churches and schools were founded, and there was a sharp increase in population. Because of these many changes, St. Albans transformed from an agricultural community dependent upon Lake Champlain for transportation to the seat of Franklin County.