Posted in Vermont December 24, 2015 by

This Is What Life In Vermont Looked Like In 1937. WOW.

These wonderful photographs give us a glimpse of what life was like in Vermont in 1937.  From people, to places, to work, to recreational activities, these shots show us how much Vermont has changed….  And in some ways, how it hasn’t.  Enjoy this step back in time!

We’re aware that these uncertain times are limiting many aspects of life. While we continue to feature destinations that make our state wonderful, please take proper precautions or add them to your bucket list to see at a later date. If you know of a local business that could use some extra support during these times, please nominate them here: onlyinyourstate.com/nominate
1. Antique shop. Windsor County, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein
2. Rehabilitation client, Lamoille County, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein
3. Circus posters near Proctor, Vermont.
Edwin Locke
4. Sign on barn door, Rochester, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein
5. Ned Hinds, Eden Mills, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein
6. Mr. Kinney and Mr. Carpenter, Eden Mills, Vermont
Arthur Rothstein
7. Cutting hay, Windsor County, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein
8. Visitors at the State Fair, Rutland, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein
9. 4-H Club boys taking care of their cows, State Fair, Rutland, Vermont
Arthur Rothstein
10. Sideshow, State Fair, Rutland, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein
11. Near Woodstock, Vermont, mail box on pulley for people who live across the creek.
Edwin Locke
12. Blacksmith's shop turned into a garage. Cambridge, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein
13. Storekeeper. Lowell, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein
14. Sam Alexander, stonemason. Hyde Park, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein
15. Covered bridge, Plainfield, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein
16. Blacksmith's son. Lowell, Vermont
Arthur Rothstein
17. Hired man and team, Putney Homesteads, near Woodstock, Vermont.
Marion Post Wolcott
18. Midway attraction, State Fair, Rutland, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein
19. Woodstock, Vermont.
Arthur Rothstein

What do you think is the same and what do you think is different?  We love to hear your thoughts!