A
Abolition movement,
and fugitive slaves,
Act 250,
Acton,
Acton Brook,
Adams, Claire,
Adams, Hugh C. T.,
Alcohol consumption,
patent medicines and,
Allen, Ethan,
Allen, Ira,
Allen, Seth,
Amateur Night,
American Legion,
American revolution,
Anthony, Susan B.,
Anti-Masonism,
Antiques,
Apple orchards,
Artists,
Atwood, Charles Gray,
Atwood, Esek,
Atwood house,
Automobile,
Aviation,
B
Backus, Dr. Robert W.,
Back Windham Road,
Baily, Lyman,
Baird, John and Thomas,
Bald Mountain,
Bald Mountain campground,
Ball, Captain David,
Ball Mountain,
Banks,
Baptist Church,
Baptists,
Barber, Harold,
Barber Brothers store,
Barber (haircutting),
Barker, Confederate Lt. W. C.,
Barnard, Joshua,
Barter trade,
Bears,
Bellamy, Albert,
Bellamy, Charles,
Bellamy, Delia,
Bellamy, Emerson,
Bellamy, Henry,
Bennington,
Benson, Phyllis,
Benson house,
Bernard, Sarah,
Bernegger, George,
Berrie Brook Farm,
Bevins, Ed,
Bills, Margaret,
Bills, Stanley,
Bivens, Ebenezer,
Bixby, Sarah,
Black River Academy (Ludlow),
Blacksmiths,
Blandin, John,
Blandin Tavern,
Blazing Star Lodge No. 23,
Blodgett, Levi,
Blood, F. A.,
Bloomer, Amelia,
Board games,
Boarding houses,
Boardman, Katherine Dutton,
Bobbin Alley Pond,
Boston, Ma.,
Boyden, Carroll D.,
Boyden, Dexter E.,
Boyden block,
Boyden house,
Boynton, Charles,
Boynton, Cyrus Clark,
Brattleboro, Vt.,
abolition in,
railroad to,
Brattleboro Hospital,
Brattleboro & Whitehall Railroad.
Bridges,
Buck Hill,
Depot,
destruction of,
Fair Brook,
Holland,
Mill Brook in Harmonyville,
Negro Brook,
Rogers Road,
Scott,
Stone-arch,
Tannery Brook,
West Townshend,
Brigham, Ebenezer,
Brigham brothers,
Brodie, Gandy,
Bromley Mountain,
Brookline Vt.,
Brooks, Roy I.,
Brown, George,
Brown, Stanley R.,
Bryan, Mary Edwards,
Burbee, Arthur,
Burbee's mill,
Burleson, Patricia,
Burrington, Lee,
Bursky, Robert,
Burton, Arthur Gibbs,
Burton, Timothy,
Burton Hotel,
Bus lines,
Butler, David,
Butterfield, Jonas,
Butterfield, Oscar,
C
Cabinetmakers,
Calvary Chapel,
Camp Dummer,
Camperama,
Campgrounds,
Camp Waubanong,
Carpenter, Aurelius,
Carpenter, Birsha,
Carpenter, Chapin,
Carpenter, Justin,
Carpenters,
Cash economy,
Cassin, John,
Castle, Marion M.,
Castou, Christoph,
Cate, Walter,
Catering,
Cathan, Emery,
Cathan, Kate (Mrs. Henry F. Dutton),
Cathan, Lucius,
Cattle
Cedar Post Inn,
Cemeteries,
Acton,
Fisher,
Maple Grove,
Oakwood,
Round Hill,
Wiswell,
Central Vermont Public Service Company,
Chamberlin, Cora Johnson,.
Chamberlin, Edson,
Chamberlin, Effie B.,
Chamberlin, Estella,
Chamberlin, Harrison H.,
as bridge builder,
and Civil War,
Chamberlin, Virginia,
Chandler & Bigelow,
Chapin, Bethiah,
Chapin, Howard,
Charles, Howard,
Chester, Vt.,
Chicken-canning factory,
Child care,
Childs, Everett W.,
Child's Gazetteer,
Chittenden, Thomas,
Christmas tree farming,
Church, Capt. Charles,
Churches,
See also specific denominations
discipline in,
heating problems in,
pipe organs in,
Church of England,
Civilian Conservation Corps,
Civil War,
Andersonville Prison,
Battle of Gettysburg,
camp life in,
food rations in,
foraging in,
hospital care in,
military discipline in,
recruitment drives,
siege of Petersburg,
substitutes for,
Townshend Company in,
Vermonters and,
Vermont units in,
Clark, Reverend Philetus C.,
Clayton, Charlene,
Clayton, Charlotte Steiner,
Clean-Up Day,
Clothes,
Coleman, Adele,
Colt Barn,
Concerts,
See also Musicians
Congregational Church,
and women's rights,
Connecticut River Basin flood control project,
Connor, Tom,
Corner Store,
Court, Lee Winslow,
Crane Mountain,
Cressy, Timothy R.,
Cressy Select School,
Crest Studios,
Cutler, Howard,
Cutts, Caroline,
Cutts, Mary,
Cutts, Royal,
Cutts family,
D
Dairy farming,
See also Farming and creamery business,
fluid milk,
Dale, Esther,
Dam Diner,
Dancing,
Dauchy, O. B.,
Davis, Governor Deane C.,
Davis, Rockwell,
Deane, Anna,
DeCelle, Charles,
Decker, Karl,
Deerbrook Camp,
Deer season,
Deer Valley Road quarry,
Derry, Judson,
Derry, Leslie ("Hank"),
Derry, Ormando C.,
DeWitt, Amon,
DeWitt, Val,
Dick Perry's Band,
Dickson, Benton H.,
Doherty, Ann,
Dolan, Julie,
Doolittle & Ripley,
Dorcas Guild. See Ladies' Church Circle
Dorset convention,
Dr. Osgood house,
Dressmaking,
Droves,
cattle,
dog story,
turkey and lambs,
Dudley, Reverend Nicholas,
Du Grenier, Katherine,
Du Grenier, Robert,
Dupont Pont, George,
Dutton, Col. Henry F.,
Dutton, Mrs. Henry F. See Cathan, Kate
Dutton, Perley A.,
Dutton Gymnasium,
Dyer, Emma,
Dyer, John,
Dyer, Joseph,
E
East Hill,
East Hill Bison Farm,
Egg farming,
Ela, Anna,
Ela, Roger,
Ela Morgan Horse Farm,
Electric power,
Finnegan Line,
Elementary education,
Environmental problems,
Equipment sales and service,
Erie Canal,
Evans, William,
F
Fabrics/Yarn,
Farming,
See also Dairy farming; Maple sugaring; Specific crop, livestock
barns and,
bisons,
by organic methods,
cattle,
clearing land for,
economics of,
emigration west and,
machinery for,
self-sufficiency,
skills for,
soil and,
subsistence,
summer boarders,
transportation and,
Vermont and,
Farm life,
children and,
rainy days and,
Federated Church,
Fern fronds,
Fiber for clothes,
Fire codes,
Fires,
Fire towers,
Fish,
Fish, Jacob,
Fish, John,
Fish, Josiah,
Fish-Cathan-Dutton house,
Fisher, Gail Ann,
Fisher, Noah,
Fletcher, General Samuel,
and revolutionary war,
Fletcher, Harriet,
Fletcher, John,
Fletcher, Lucinda,
Fletcher, Reverend Horace,
Fletcher, Valinda,
Flint, Royal,
Flood control,
See also Connecticut River Basin flood control project; Townshend
Dam; Williamsville Dam
Floods,
Follett, Eliza Bemis,
Follett, Emily Colburn,
Follett, James O.,
as bridge builder,
in Civil War,
Follett, Muriel,
Follett, Muriel Grout,
Follett, Rob,
Follett, Samuel,
Follett house,
Food preparation,
Forestry,
logging and,
tree stumps and,
Franklin, Benjamin,
Freemen, The,
French and Indian Wars,
Friesen, Eugene,
Frost, Robert,
Fullerton, John,
Funeral Home,
Funny Farm (movie),
Fyfe, Amos,
G
Galbraith, Catherine,
Galbraith, John Kenneth,
Gale, Horace,
Gale house,
Gambling,
Garages,
Gausch, Alice,
Gay Science Hall,
General Fletcher house,
General stores,
GH Farm,
Giammarino, Mary,
Gibbs, Samuel,
Glove factory,
Godt, State Representative Gene,
Goodell's sawmill,
Goodhue, Samuel B.,
Gores,
Gould family,
Grace Cottage Foundation,
Grace Cottage Hospital,
See also Otis Health Care Center
Auxiliary of,
and community support,
Fair Day,
future plans of,
Graff, Howard,
Grafton, Vt.,
Grain crops,
Grange, The,
Grant, U. S. President,
Graves, Reverend Horatio,
Gray, Deacon Samuel,
Gray, Sharon,
Great Depression,
Greenwood, Shirley,
Gristmills,
Grout, Abel,
Grout, Charles,
Guilford Vt.,
H
Haas, Richard,
Hadassah League ?
Haile II, Amos,
Hall, Charles H.,
Hall, Delia,
Hall Farm Center for Arts and Education,
Hamilton Child's Gazetteer of Windham County, Vermont,
Harmonyville,
icehouses in,
mills in,
railroad and,
Sycamore tree in,
Townshend's belittling of,
Harmonyville Store,
Harrison, William Henry,
Hass, Dick,
Haying,
Hayward (Howard), Levi,
Hayward (Howard), William,
Hazeltine, Abigail,
Hazeltine, Colonel John,
Hazeltine, Elizabeth,
Hazeltine, Jane,
Hazeltine, Jennie,
Hazeltine, Mehitable,
Hazeltine, Paul,
Hazeltine, Rachel,
Hazelton, Dr. John,
Hazelton, Peter,
4H Club,
Hefflon, Dr. O. V.,
Heins, Ruth,
Heins Home,
Hemenway, Abby,
Herbs,
Herrick, Carl,
Hescock, S. E.,
Hibbard, Aldro,
Hidden Hollow Farm,
Hines, Alonzo,
Hitchcock, John,
Hodgson, Dr. O. W.,
Hogs (pigs),
Holbrook, Aaron,
Holbrook, Amos,
Holbrook, H. H.,
Holbrook, Hugh,
Holbrook, Moses,
Holbrook, Pardon,
Holbrook, Robert,
Holbrook Creamery,
Holbrook place,
Holden, Dennis,
Holden, Philemon,
Holland (W. S.) store,
Holt, Stan,
Horse farms,
Hotels. See Innkeeping
Houghton, George,
House raising,
House That Became a Hospital,The,
Howard, Aurelius Chapin,
Howard, Chapin,
Howard, Clarina Irene. ?
Howard, O. S.,
Howard, Sylvia,
Howard family,
Howard & Salisbury,
Howe, Benjamin,
Howe, Dr. Luke A.,
Howe, Elaine,
Howe, Eris,
Howe, John,
Hudson, Grace,
Hudson Museum,
Hunting (game),
Hurricane of 1938,
Hydropower,
I
Icehouses,
IGA Store,
Imported goods,
Infantile paralysis,
Ingraham, Rachel,
Innkeeping,
Insurance agents,
J
Jamaica, Vt.,
Janos Optical Company,
Janos Technology, Inc.,
Jeannie Mac,
Jeffers, Jeanne,
Jefferson, Thomas,
Jennison (Robert) cabin,
Johnson, Moses,
Johnson, Newell,
Johnson's Gore,
Jones, Charles,
Joy Brook,
K
Kansas,
Kearley, Fran,
Kearley, Martha,
Kearley, Richard,
Kearley, Robert,
Kearley family fuel business,
Kearley's Garage,
Kelley, Ron,
Kindle Farm School,
King James Bible,
Kingsbury, Samuel,
Kipling, Rudyard,
Knapp, E. J.,
Knitting,
Korean War,
Kronemeyer, Warren,
L
Lada-Mocarski, Eugene,
Ladies' Church Circle,
Landenberger, Ann,
Landscaping,
Lawrence, Ann Kate,
Lawrence, Frank,
Lawrence, May,
Lawrence, Merrill,
Lawrence, William D.,
Lawrence Smoke House,
Lawyers,
Leather,
Leigh, Annette,
Leigh, Don,
Leisure,
Leland, Aaron,
Leland and Gray,
alumni of,
as public/private school,
athletics at,
band members at,
budget of,
circuses at,
dramatics at,
enrollment of,
literary society at,
rules of,
schoolbuses to,
work crews at,
Leland and Gray Seminary,
as public/private school,
cheerleading at,
coeducation and,
curriculum for,
enrollment at,
expenses for,
founding of,
student publications of,
Leland and Gray Union High School,
"Pendulum" (movie about),
Alumni Association,
as "school without walls,"
controversy about,
enrollment at,
marching band of,
philosophy of,
trip to China and Mongolia,
Leland Classical and English School,
Leland Seminary,
financial support for,
Lewis, Mary Katherine,
Liberty Stables,
Lincoln, Abraham,
Lindsey, David,
Lisle, Laurence,
Little Tin Shop,
Little Valley Nursery School,
Logging,
Logging camp,
Log houses,
Londonderry, Vt.,
Lott family,
Lovejoy, Suzanne,
Lowe, Leslie,
Lowe, Thomas,
Lucier, Susan,
Ludlow, Vt.,
Lyceum,
Lyman, Burdette,
Lyman, Priscilla,
Lyman, Ron,
M
MacIntosh, Harry,
MacIntosh, Leonore,
Maine,
Maldarelli, Oronzio,
Manufacturing,
piecework,
Manufacturing/Industry,
Maple Hill (Maple Dell) Farm,
Maple sugaring,
Marchant, Charles,
Marsh, A. R.,
Martin, Kit,
Martyn, Matt,
Mary Meyer Manufacturing,
Masons,
McCormick, Bruce,
McFadden, Bernard,
McIntire, Jean,
Medical care,
See also Grace Cottage Hospital
and babies,
high cost,
infantile paralysis,
Memorial Day,
Meteorite,
Methodist Church,
Meyer, Hans,
Meyer, Mary,
Miles, William H.,
Militia,
Mill Brook,
Mills,
Monette, Art,
Monroe, Arlo,
Montgomery, Winfield Scott,
Morgan, Kathleen,
Morgan horses,
Morris, John,
Morse, Victor,
Mount Snow,
Mulhern, Dr. Edward,
Multiple Sclerosis Society,
Musicians,
See also Concerts
Music industry
melodeons (organs),
N
Nehring, Scott,
Neighbors, communal work of,
New England Emigrant Aid Society,
New England Year: A Journal of Farm Life,
Newfane, Vt.,
New Hampshire Grants,
population of,
Newton, John,
New York, dispute with,
Nichols, Clarina Howard,
and "Bloomerism,"
and abolition of slavery,
and Civil War,
and temperance movement,
and Vermont legislature,
and women's rights,
as advocate,
as writer and editor,
education of,
in California,
in Kansas,
marriages of,
Nichols, George W.,
Northrup, Jack,
Noyes, Dr. Leighton,
Nudism,
Nursing home,
O
Ober, Ezra,
Ober, F. H.,
Ober Hill,
Old Brick Tavern,
Old Home Week,
Opera House,
Organs,
Osgood, Dr. Fred L.,
Osgood house,
Otis, Dr. Carlos G.,
and Grace Cottage Hospital,
Otis, Ruth,
Otis family,
Otis Health Care Center,
See also Grace Cottage Hospital
Overseer of the poor,
P
Page, E. F.,
Panama hats,
Papale, D. John,
Patent medicines,
Paulus, Jeremy,
Paul Winter consort,
Peaked Mountain,
Peaked Mountain Farm,
Peddlers,
Pelsue, Stephen Carlos,
Peterson, Esther,
Peterson, Oliver,
Phelps, Charles,
Phelps, Fanny (Mrs. Alphonso Taft),
Phelps, James H.,
Phelps, Judge,
Phillips, Gordon,
Phillips, John R.,
Phillips, Joyce,
Phillips, R. W.,
Phoenix, Edwin,
Phoenix, Lois,
Phoenix, Ned,
Phoenix, Perry,
Phoenix, Seth,
Phoenix, Whitney,
Picard, Janet,
Pingree, Dr. Elizabeth,
Pinkham, Vernon C. D.,
Plumb, Ellen,
Plumb, Mary,
Plumbing and Heating,
Political parties
Federalist,
Republican,
Whigs,
Pollution,
Poor people,
Postal service,
Postmaster,
Potash industry,
Poultry farming,
Powell, Reverend Ruth,
Prohibition,
Puffer, Richard,
Pumpkin Festival,
Pumpkins,
Putnam, Dwight,
Putney, Vt.,
Q
Quebec,
R
Ranney, Dr. Waitstill R.,
Ranney, Eleazar,
Ranney Brook,
Ranney Farm,
Ransom, Major Ezekiel,
Real estate,
Recreation,
See also Dancing, Music; Sports, Theater
amateur night,
Red Gate Farm,
Redwing Farm,
Rees, Carol,
Religion,
See also Churches; specific denomination
Restaurants,
Restorationist Church,
Retail trade,
Riggs, Dr. Virginia,
Riverbend Farm,
River Road,
Riverview Farm,
Roads,
turnpikes,
Roadside school and camp,
Robert Du Grenier Associates, Inc.,
Robinson, Theodore,
Rogers, Arthur,
Rogers, Will,
Rogers, Winifred,
Roman Catholic (Our Lady of the Valley) Church,
Roosevelt, President Theodore,
Rounds, Wayne,
Route 30,
Route 35,
S
Salt,
Sawmills,
Sawyer brothers (Francis and Edwin),
Scanlon, Joseph,
Scholz, Bernard,
School buses,
School districts,
Schools,
See also Specific schools
curriculum of,
first schoolhouses,
in 18th century,
nursery,
one-room,
resources for,
student discipline and,
textbooks and,
Schryba, Stephanie,
Scott, David,
Scott, Elaine,
Scott, Henry Ashley,
Scott Bridge,
Scott Farm,
Second homes,
Select schools,
September 11, 2001,
Services (commercial),
Seventh-Day Adventist Church,
Seven Years' War,
Shafer, Dr. Timothy,
Shafter, Judge William,
Shafter, Oscar L.,
Shapiro, David,
Sheep farming,
See also Farming
Shoemakers (cordwainers),
Simpson, Thomas,
Simpson Brook,
Simpsonville,
icehouses in,
Skiing,
Slaughterhouses,
Slavery,
Smith, Birsha,
Snow rollers,
Soapstone quarries,
Sonnenfield, Martha Kearley,
Southern Vermont Cable,
South Londenderry,
Spanish-American War,
Sparks, Ruth,
Sports,
baseball,
skiing,
Sprague, Derick L.,
Springfield, Vt.,
Spring flooding,
Stagecoach service,
Stannard, General George H.,
Stanton, Edwin M.,
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady,
State representatives (legislators),
Steam power,
Stearns, Margaret,
Steiner, Carl,
Steiner, Charles,
Stoddard, Judge,
Stone, Arthur F.,
Stone, Clark P.,
Stone, Lucy,
Stone walls,
Stonework,
Storage,
Stratton, Hattie,
Stratton, Vt.,
Stratton Heights,
Stratton House,
Stratton Mountain,
Students,
See also Schools; specific school
boarders,
misconduct of,
pictures of,
and transportation to school,
Summer camps,
Summer people,
See also Tourism
Sumner, Edward,
Sumner, Thomas,
Sutton, Ma.,
Swimming holes,
Szappanos, Janos,
T
Taft, Aaron,
Taft, Alphonso,
Taft, Amariah,
Taft, Jr., Robert A. (son of Robert A. Taft),
121
Taft, Mary,
Taft, Peter (son of Aaron),
Taft, President William Howard
and visit to Townshend,
66, 184
Taft, President William Howard (third son of Alphonso),
visit to Townshend,
Taft, Robert (family patriarch),
Taft, Senator Robert A. (son of William Howard Taft),
Taft family,
family tree,
first settlers,
reunion,
Taft Hill Collection,
Taft III, Robert A. (son of Robert A. Taft, Jr.),
Tallow,
Tanneries,
Tannery Brook,
Teachers,
and boarding out,
pictures of,
salary of,
Telephone,
Television,
Temperance movement,
economic arguments of,
and women's rights,
Thayer, Sarah,
Thayer Boarding House,
Theater,
Thiel family,
Thomson., Lydia McIntire,
Torrey, Louisa (second wife of Alphonso Taft),
Tourism,
See also Summer people
Town Hall,
Town health officer,
Town meeting,
Town names,
Townshend, Charles,
Townshend, Vt.,
American independence movement in,
and tourism,
and underground railroad,
charter of,
Civil War and,
division of lots in,
east village,
economy of,
emigration from,
films about,
first settlers of,
geography of,
government of,
in Great Depression,
in late 19th century,
population of,
presidential vote in,
property tax rate in,
proprietors of,
railroad transportation and,
reform movements in,
religious services in,
surveying of,
tourism and,
town officers,
Townshend Academy,
Townshend Acres,
Townshend Auction Gallery,
Townshend Business Association,
Townshend Church (meeting house),
Townshend Common,
Park Association,
Townshend Dam,
Townshend Electric Light Company,
Townshend Elementary School,
Townshend Fair,
Townshend Fire Department,
Townshend Furniture Company,
Townshend Ice Company,
Townshend Inn,
Townshend Lake,
Townshend Liquor Agency,
Townshend meetinghouse,
bell tower in,
steeple of,
as town hall,
Townshend Morgan Holstein Farm,
Townshend Photographs Project,
Townshend Post Office,
Townshend Public Library,
Civil War collection,
Townshend School Improvement Club,
Townshend Sewing Society,
Townshend State Forest,
Townshend State Park,
Townshend TV Club,
Townshend Volunteer Fire Department,
Trails,
Trees,
Turkeys,
Turnpikes,
Twitchell, Jonas,
Twitchell, Marshall Harvey,
in Civil War,
in Louisiana,
last years of,
Twitchell-Lyman House,
Twitchell Mountain,
Tyler, Joseph,
Tyler, Ruth,
U
Ubbink, Richard,
Underground Railroad,
Underwood, Homer K.,
Upholstery,
Upton, Mrs. Bernard,
U.S. Constitution
Eighteenth Amendment,
Nineteenth Amendment,
Uxbridge, Ma.,
V
Valley Bible Church,
Valley Health Care Council,
Valley Squares,
Valley View Farm,
Van Ness, Walter (garage),
Vegetable crops,
Veitch, Rick,
Vermont
and cause of Union,
and slavery,
as Republic,
prohibition in,
reform movements in,
Vermont Board of Agriculture,
Vermont Constitution of 1777,
Vermont Copper Crafters,
Vermont Country Store (Rockingham),
Vermont Phoenix (Brattleboro),
Vermont School Journal,
Vermont Studies Community Project,
Veterans,
Village Society of West Townshend.
W
Waite, Herbert,
Walsh, Olive Pike,
Wardsboro, Vt.,
Ware, Deacon Joseph,
Ware, J. B.,
Ware, Judge John H.,
Ware, Mary Plummer,
Ware family,
Warner Brothers,
Warning out laws,
War of 1812,
Washington, George,
Water power,
Waters, Ebenezer,
Webster, Daniel,
Wentworth, Benning,
Wessels, John,
West Dummerston Grange,
West River,
West River Grange,
West River Hotel,
West River House,
West River Railroad,
and dairy farming,
and maple sugaring,
deterioration of,
train accidents,
West River Turnpike Corporation,
West River Valley Association,
West River Valley baseball league,
West River Valley Chorus,
West River Valley Development Association,
West Townshend Church (meetinghouse),
West Townshend Country Store,
West Townshend meeting house,
See West Townshend Church
West Townshend Post Office,
West Townshend Village Society,
West Townshend Vt.,
growth of,
industry in,
meeting house in,
professional community in,
school in,
vitality of,
Wheat,
Wheelock, Allen,
Wheelock, Caleb,
Wheelock, Ephraim,
Whitcomb, Fay,
Whitcomb house,
Whitney, Ernest,
Whitney, Sadie,
Whitney family,
Wilbur Farm,
Wildflower Café and Bakery,
Willard, Charles H.,
Willard, Warren H.,
Willard's Mill,
Willard's Mill and Creamery,
Williamsville Dam,
Wilson, Harold Fisher,
Windham, Vt.,
Windham County Creamery,
Windham County Democrat,
Windham Hill,
Windham Hill Inn,
Windham Hill Road,
Windham Lumber Company,
Windham Regional Commission(WRC),
Winslow, Mr.,
Winslow/Holland store building,
Winter,
Wiswell, Samuel,
Wolf Outpatient Clinic,
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
Women
education and,
salaries for,
Women's rights,
and "Bloomerism,"
and suffrage,
and temperance movement,
and the vote,
Wood, Joshua,
Woodruff, Margaret,
Woodstock Baptist Association,
Wood-Wheelock House,
Woodworkers,
Woolen mills,
Wool production,
Worcester, Ma.,
Works, Ann,
Works, Bob,
World War One,
World War Two,
plane spotting,
Wright, Polly,
Wright, Raymond,
Wriston, Jr., John C.,
Y
Youth,
