The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-06
VBRMONI'S FINE SCENERY
1t Constitutes Feature of the Pan
American Exposition.
The Largest Collection of Photo
graphs Ever Displayed of the
Green Mountain State-A Typical
New England Building Portrayed

Green Mountain STate-A Typical
New England Building Portrayed.
BUFFALO. N Y, June 6.-The interests
Of Vermont are wei taken care of at the
Pan-American Exposition The States
headquarters are in the handsome New
England Building, and exhibits of its in
dustries and natural resources are shown
in the different exhibition buildings.
One of the features of the Vermont ex-
hibIt Is q large collection Of views show
ing the splendid scenery in the State. 1t
comprises the largest and finest lot Of
photographs ever displayed in the Green
Mountain State. There are several hun
dred of them and they range in size from
SN13 to 24x27 inches There are photo
graphs Of mountain, lake, river, and ru-
raj scenery. and general views Of cities
and villages; also photographs Of street
scenes. college, school, and other public
buildings; mills. quarTies, and hotels
Some of the scenes are finished in OIL and
water coIors and handsomely framed In
cIuded in the collection are the following
Views Of the Green Mountains and Lake
ChampIafn Valley scenery, size S by 10
Four views Of the same in frames, on
the Rutland Railroad, size = by 20
r Views Of scenes on the Central Yer
mont Railway, size g by 10
Views on the Passumpsic and Connect
| lieut. rivers and Lake AIemphremagog, size
S by 10
Views Of scenery on Lake ChampIain-
Eight views of Mount Mansfield, Cam
els Hump, and the WinoosH Valley,
framed. size II by a; Winoosh below
AIiddIesex; CameIs Hump, from Bolton
Falls; Mount Mansfield at Sunset; Snug
EIer-s Notch in Mount Mansfield; River
scene, stowe; Mount Mansfield from
stowe: Moss Glen Falls, Stowe; Nose
and Summit House, Mount Mansfield
The State House, Montpelier, size Is by
90
-Four photographs, size 10 by T. Central
Vermont Express Train at South Royal
ton: State Normal School, Randolph Cen
ire: Rochester Village; South Royalton-
Four photographs, size 10 by z. Farm
Scene in Barre; Legislature of 1900; Burns
Monument; Granite Quarry
Two photographs, size IL by 9lz. IN
terror of Granite Shop; High School
Building, Barre
United States Fish Hatchery, size II by
81.
Four photographs, size n by 9lE-Que-
che Gulf and Bridge; Old City Falls,
STAFFORD: Connecticut River at Thetford;
FairIee Mountain at FairIee-
Twelve photographs Of Mount Mans
field. CameTs Hump, and Wino0sh Val
lev.
SIX views of St Adams and vicinity
Drive at Highgate Springs; Rocky Point
St. Adams: Taylor Park. St. Adams;
Miss,squoi River; City Hall, St. Adams;
United States Customs House and Post
office. St. Adams
Six views Of BrattIeboro and vicinity
The New England States Building. in
which Vermont has her headquarters. is
pleasantly situated in the Court Of State
| and Foreign Buildings Of the exposition
The architecture of this building Is the
( old colonial. which is characteristic Of
/ New England and in the interior as well
as the exterior. this idea is carried out to
/ the most minute detail.
The color treatment Of the staff with
( which the structure is covered, gives It
| the appearance Of a building of red brick
with white marble trimmings The front
/ Of the building is 0rnamented with a spa
| cious porch supported by marble col
| umns over the old colonial door Is a
| paIatiaI window with d balcony from
| which the flags Of the-six New England
/ States wave. Shields Of the six States.
| III color. are seen between the windows
on either side Of the porch. On the frieze
| which extends across the top the name OF
| the building appears.
The entrance to the New EngiandBuiid-
| ing is n large colonial hall with wide
| staircase which divides at the landing
and leads to a gallery having an arcaded