Publisher's Synopsis
This comprehensive history of Ludlow, Vermont, provides a fascinating glimpse into the development of a small New England town from its beginnings as a farming community in the eighteenth century to its current status as a popular tourist destination. With detailed accounts of the town's founding, growth, and evolution, as well as profiles of its most important citizens and landmarks, the book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of Vermont.
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