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Bridges Across The Connecticut River At Bellows Falls

The mass of rock that rises abruptly from the east bank of the Connecticut at Bellows Falls was early known as “Falls Mountain,” later, “Fall Mountain,” and it was not until Tuesday, September 23, 1856, that it received its present name, “Mount Kilburn.” The class of ’57 of Amherst College, to the number of twenty-nine, came here on the noon train of that day, and early in the afternoon were joined by fifteen members of the class of ’57 of Middlebury College, and five or six seniors from Dartmouth. All were guests of the Amherst class, which had inaugurated the

How Colonel Enoch Hale Lost The Toll Bridge

Connecticut River Canals Projected But Never Finished

Experiences of A Connecticut River Rafting Gang with 18 Rafts in 1854

Court House And Jail At Chester For Cumberland County

Dams Built By Beavers In This Vicinity