Finding Aids for Our Collections

A finding aid is a document that helps to place an archival collection in context by providing relevant information such as its acquisition, administrative history, and provenance; its size, condition, and location; a description, significance, and historical note regarding its connection to the five-towns region; and its organization and arrangement, with an inventory of document, folders, and series. Search our growing body of finding aids below. Before selecting a finding aid, please read this document on copyright, proper use, and citations.

1. Addison Land Book
2. Addison Social Library Records
3. Adella Ingham Papers
4. Barnes Family Papers
5. Bredenberg Papers
6. Brush Family Papers
7. Chalker Family Papers
8. Chester W. Allen Papers
9. Deaths in Vergennes
10. Eleonora C. Bradbury Papers
11. Ethan Allen Post, GAR Records
12. Ferrisburgh School Records
13. Field Family Papers
14. Forest and Field Club Papers
15. General Edward Ripley Papers
16. George and Katherine Kennedy Papers
17. Grandey Family Papers
18. Green Mountain Whittlin’s
19. H.F. Leavitt Ledger
20. Henry Fisher Papers
21. John Devotion Smith Papers
22. John Dod Ward Correspondence
23. Margaret F. Foley Collections
24. Mary Parker Tucker Diaries
25. Monkton Iron Company Records
26. National Red Cross Waltham Branch
27. Strong Family Collection
28. Town of Panton Records
29. Town of Waltham Records
30. Tucker Family Correspondence
31. Vergennes Area Chamber of Commerce
32. Vergennes Bicentennial Memorabilia
33. Vergennes School Records
34. Vermont Militia Records
35. Wesley T. Sturtevant Family Papers
36. West Addison Congregational Society
37. William G. Bixby Papers
38. Wagstaff Collection