1881 The Maple Syrup Camps of Vermont eyewitness visit

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Original 9 page ( 4 double-sided) article carefully removed from aa April, 1881 edition of Harper's New Monthly Magazine . "The Green Mountains in Sugar-Time" by William J. Rideing In this rare and authentic 126 year-old historical article, author William J. Rideing documents his visit to the Green Mountains of Vermont in March of 1881, to see the gathering of sap from the maple trees to produce maple syrup. With 9 pages of text and 8 marvelous illustrations, Rideing recounts his visits to the small towns and camps in the woods, and his conversations with the people living and working in the towns and camps. This is just a short synopsis of the observations and facts presented in this unique eyewitness article about life in the Green Mountains of Vermont during syrup-gathering time in the 1880's. Page size : Approx 7" x 9" 8 Illustrations List of Illustrations, Maps, or Diagrams Tapping Gathering Sap in a Snow-Storm A Sugar Town in the Green Mountains A Green Mountain Country Dance A Country Auction in Vermont A Sugar Shanty at Night The Sugar-Maker's Daughter Old-Fashioned Sugar Camp CONDITION: 126 years old, guaranteed original, yellowed from age. I do not trim the binding edge. T will be staple holes, and may be very minor tearing and/or wrinkling along the binding edge. These defects will not in any way interfere read more