Quechee Gorge

One of the outstanding natural spectacles of Vermont. The Ottaquechee River flows at the bottom of the jagged gorge which has been cut from sheer rock in the course of the ages.

Taftsville, Vermont

Old covered bridge on Route 4

State Capital, Montpelier, Vermont

Built of solid granite, marble, slate and wood carvings. Its simple Grecian lines make the building one of the most distinctive stae capitols in the USA.

Currier and Ives Winter

Modern version of Currier and Ives Winter in New England

Mount Ascutney Ski Area, Vermont

5 miles west of Windsor. Double Chair Lift and 3 T-bars serving 23 trails and 4 open slopes. Snow making equipment ensures skiing from early winter to Spring. Modern Ski Lodge with nearby lighted skating area.

Memorial Church at Harvard University

In grateful memory of the Harvard men who dies in the World War, we have built this church.

William James Building, Harvard

Center for Behavioural Sciences

Community Boating, Boston

Provides a fleet of sailboats and free instruction to both adults and youngsters.

Charles River and MIT

View from Boston across the Charles River Basin to MIT, Cambridge, Mass

Moore's Hall

Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Mass

Capitol, Washington

The cornerstone was laid in 1793. Burned by the British in 1812. The House and Senate Chambers, Statuary Hall. the Rotunda and the President's Room are most interesting.

The White House

All of our Presidents, except Washington, have lived here. The oldest public structure in Washington and has the simple dignity of a gracious American home.

The Washington Monument

The white marble shaft rises 555 feet and may be reached by elevator in 70 seconds. The cherry trees ordinarily blossom early in April.

Washington Monument

Illuminated at night, you can see from the Lincoln Memorial its beautiful reflection in the pool that lies between these two monuments.

Washington Panorama

Showing the Thomas Jefferson Memorial, Tidal Basin and the Washington Monument in the distance.