VABA Member Blogs
- Bygone Books
- Catamount Books
- Floating Copy [John Waite Rare Books]
- Jane Austen in Vermont
- Kingdom Books
- Matthew Raptis Rare Books
- Otter Creek Used Books
Antiquarian Book Associations
- ABA – UK
- ABAA American Antiquarian Booksellers Association
- Connecticut ABA
- ILAB
- IOBA
- Maine ABA
- MARIAB MA / RI Booksellers Association
- New Hamspshire ABA
- Vermont ABA
Authors and Illustrators [see below for Vermont Authors and Illustrators]
Book Blogs
Book Collecting
- Americana Exchange
- Book Terms Glossary – ABAA
- Book Terms Glossary – Biblio.com
- Book Sale Finder
- Book Source Magazine
- Fine Books & Collections Magazine
- John Carter – ABC Book Collecting
- Rare Book School
Books
Bookselling Sites
Bookstores
History of the Book
Libraries
Social Media
Societies
Vermont Authors and Illustrators
- Mary Azarian
- Sabra Field
- Dorothy Canfield Fisher Children”s Book Award
- Howard Frank Mosher
- DOL Listing of Vermont authors and illustrators
Vermont Resources / Vermont History
- Shelburne Museum
- University of Vermont
- Vemont Library Association
- Vermont Folklife Center
- Vermont Genealogy
- Vermont Historical Society
- Vermont in the Civil War
Reference
- Currency Converter
- Dictionary.com
- Google Translate
- Internet Archive
- Macmillan Dictionary
- Pronouncing Dictionary
- Thesaurus
- USPS
- White Pages
- Wikigallery
- Wikipedia
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The Vermont Historical Society:
The Vermont Historical Society is the only organization in Vermont that collects artifacts, books, and documents that reflect the entire history of the state, including every geographical area and every chronological period. We have been preserving the history that makes Vermont a special place to live, work, and visit since 1838.
The VHS Library with link to online catalogue.
The Vermont Folklife Center, founded in 1984, is dedicated to preserving and presenting the cultural traditions of Vermont and the surrounding region. Through ongoing field research, a multimedia archive and an apprenticeship program, we document and conserve cultural heritage which could easily be lost; through exhibits, media, publication and educational projects, we bring recognition to the skills, talents and traditions of Vermonters, past and present. The Center has made preservation of the spoken word the core of its endeavors, and the VFC archive now comprises over 4.500 taped interviews, which have been transcribed and electronically indexed.
