These are images of old picture postcards with various views around the town of Arlington.
- Top Row: Three different views of portions of Main Street.
- Second Row: East Arlington in 1911, Maple Street Bridge, School Street.
- Third Row: Two different views of St. James Church, the Arlington Refrigerator Factory.
- Fourth Row: Two views of the Dorothy Canfield Fisher House, color postcard simply labeled "Arlington Road".
- Fifth Row: A color picture of Main Street from the 1960's,Postcard of haying in Arlington.
On the left hand side is an unused train ticket from October 28, 1931 between New York City and Arlington, Vermont. From the bottom to top it includes coupons for the New York Central RR from New York City to Troy, NY.
Then the Boston & Maine RR from Troy, NY to White Creek, NY. Then the Rutland Railroad from White Creek, NY to Arlington, VT.
One can still see a segment of the beautiful railroad bed of this last leg when hiking in Lake Shaftsbury State Park.
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