Wow! I just spent quite a while looking at the view of Bellows Falls. This is even a closer view than I think I could get bending over the real thing with a magnifying glass. 
        I received the NPS booklet yesterday. This morning I'll send it speeding on back to you. Thanks.
--Richard

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Subject:        Vermont Resources on the Web

To the Center for Research on Vermont list:

A number of you have probably already explored this but for those who
haven't, the Library of Congress has put its collection of bird's eye views
and panoramic maps on its American Memory web site.  You can search by state
and town.  They have a wonderful collection of Vermont bird's eyes and one
can happily get lost in the late 19th century Vermont for hours and not
worry about wear and tear on historic material.  To check it out, look at
<http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/pmhtml/panhome.html>



Elsa Gilbertson
National Register Specialist
Vermont Division for Historic Preservation
National Life Building, Drawer 20
Montpelier, VT 05620-1501
Direct phone line:  802-828-3046
Fax:  802-828-3206
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