by Ryan Newswanger | Aug 8, 2024 | Uncategorized
The Library Map of Vermont Transcript Back to The Library Map of Vermont episode. Amanda: This is Before Your Time, presented by the Vermont Historical Society and Vermont Humanities. Every episode, we go inside the stacks at the Vermont Historical Society to look at...
by Ryan Newswanger | Aug 8, 2024 | Episodes
Acid Rain and Vermont’s Waterways Vermont’s water quality has long been a top concern for scientists and residents, and in the 1980s it reached national attention as acid rain came to the forefront of public understanding. What is acid rain, anyway? Why...
by Ryan Newswanger | Jul 22, 2024 | Episodes
The Library Map of Vermont The “Library Map of Vermont” was created in 1914 to track all 225 brick and mortar libraries as well as 267 traveling library stations around the state. In this episode we’ll ask; Can a map truly show what it means for a community to have a...
by Ryan Newswanger | Jul 22, 2024 | Uncategorized
Acid Rain and Vermont’s Waterways Transcript Back to Acid Rain and Vermont’s Waterways episode. Amanda: This is Before Your Time, presented by the Vermont Historical Society and Vermont Humanities. Every episode, we go inside the stacks at the Vermont Historical...
by Ryan Newswanger | May 23, 2024 | Episodes
Forests and Frontiers Vermont’s extensive old-growth forests drew representatives from the King’s Navy looking for mast trees. What can their map of timber resources tell us about our relationship to the land, how Vermont defined itself, and how history is...
