Artful Word: Carving a New Life: The Italian Stoneworkers in Vermont, 1880-1920
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Vermont Italian Club and the UVM Department of Romance Languages and Linguistics co-sponsors a lecture and slide presentation
by Ilaria Brancoli Busdraghi, of the Italian Dept. at Middlebury College. Brancoli will trace the development of the quarries from the
1850s into the 1880s and beyond, when Italians migrated in droves.
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