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October 21, 2016 by swheeler Leave a Comment

Buy a Subscription to Vermont’s Northland Journal

 

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Featured in the November issue of the Journal is an article about the history of the asbestos mine in Lowell.

The November issue of Vermont’s Northland Journal is ready for shipment. If you aren’t yet a subscriber, subscribe now and your first issue will go out in the coming shipment.

For the last 14 years, the Journal has been the only magazine dedicated to sharing and preserving the history and heritage of the Northeast Kingdom. The monthly magazine, which comes in both print and electronic versions, is filled with stories of the Kingdom from an earlier time as told by the people who lived it. Each issue is also filled with historic photos of the tri-county region.

Included in this post are some of the photos you’ll see with stories in the November issue.

To subscribe to the Journal send a check or money order for $25 (12 monthly issues), or $45 (24 monthly issues) to Vermont’s Northland Journal, PO Box 812, Derby, VT 05829. Prices are based on delivery in the United States. Or subscribe online HERE. If you prefer to order by phone using a credit card, call our office manager, Emily Brugman, at (802) 487-0254. (Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Eastern Standard Time).

If you would like to see an actual electronic version – which is identical to the print version, click HERE

Questions/Advertising:

If you have questions, or if you’d like to advertise in the Journal, please email northlandjournal@gmail.com .

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Read about how 44 oxen and modern technology teamed up and moved an almost 200 year old schoolhouse in Brownington. Tyler Judd of Newport Center, an oxen teamster, is featured in this article.
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The transformation of the 1829 First Congregational Church into a community center.
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This summer a group of residents who grew up on the West Side of Newport held a reunion and reflected back on life in their neighborhood. At one time, part of that region of Newport was an industrial center as seen in this old photo.
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We continue our exploration of the evolution of the Derby Road.
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In honor of Veterans Day, we recognize the struggles some veterans face when they return home from war. This is a photo of WW II veteran – Joe Queenin of Derby Line.
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This issue of the Journal includes the final segment of a three part series about Harley “Sam” Bly’s life as a POW. It’ll also include how he survived a several hundred mile forced march.

 

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