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"Mrs. Blake Notice Board"
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Title:
"Mrs. Blake Notice Board"
Town:
Arlington
County:
Bennington
State:
Vermont
Date:
1910 - 1935
Description:
This hand painted lanternslide shows the "Mrs. Blake Notice Board" on the Arlington-Wardsboro road. In the foreground of the image, the ground is open and covered with pebbles, larger rocks, broken branches, and tree roots. There are also several leafy plants growing in the area. In the background, there is a wooded area with deciduous and coniferous trees. A wooden sign tacked to a large tree reads "Near Here Where Mrs. Blake Froze To Death 1820." There are two crosses drawn on the sign as well. It appears to be summer. Bill Budde writes on 2020-08-05: This road is now known as the Kelley Stand Road, earlier as the Stratton Turnpike.
Filename:
LS14749_000.jpg
Size:
2605 x 3500 pixels; 1006573 bytes
Original Filename:
hwccr03b03041.jpg
Original Metadata:
Mrs. Blake Notice Board Arlington-Wardsboro Road
Keywords:
Conifers; Deciduous; Earth Materials; Forest plants; Forests and Plants; Geology; Living Things; Nature; Plants; Rocks; Season; Summer; The Long Trail; Time; Trees; Understory plants;
Source:
Special Collections, Bailey/Howe Library, University of Vermont
Submitted By:
Malin Deon
Submitted On:
2008-07-09
Original Media:
Lanternslide
Scanning/Digitization/Creation Notes:
Dell Optiplex 745, Microtek ScanMaker 1000XL
Image Scanned By:
Matthew Jungers
Catalogue Information:
Herbert W. Congdon, Carton Three, Longtrail photos and slides, Box 3
Relative Dating Rationale:
Style of image
Times viewed:
213682
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