Gallery — Island Pond Historical society

Island Pond Historical Society Museum

On display in the museum in the military section

Charles Romi Goulet in his World War 1 uniform. 1896-1984

Logging, and timber tools are on display at the museum.

Ladies war uniform on display at the museum

Delta Alpha Group was associated with the Methodist church and was organized March 1908. The members in the photos are: Mrs. Chester King, Mrs. Jacob Farmer, Mrs. C.H. Willey, Mrs. McCoy, Mrs. C.N. William, Mrs. A. P. Cobb, Mrs. Edmund Maxwell, M Hilliard, Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs. Levi Hopkins, Mrs. Aaron Hawkins, Mrs. Charles, Mrs. A D. A. Andrew Applebee, Mrs. Cal Stevens, Mrs. Frank Barnes, Mrs. L. N. Moody, Mrs. D. A. Broadway, Miss. Frances Mayhew, Mrs. Will Cargill, and Maude Currier.

Island Pond Methodist Church

Clergy robes.

Town of Brighton, VT honors Charles F Maw (1883 - 1970)

This beautiful wedding dress was worn by Hilma Amanda Hobbs Chesney on the day she and Glenn Eugene Chesney were married. The Reverand George H. Bennett conducted the service at the Episcopal Parsonage on 20th December 1918 at 7. 30pm.

Additional timber trinkets on display at the museum

"Dancing With Tears in My Eyes" Featured by Rudy Vallee. on display at the museum

Elanor Vallee graces Iland Pond

St. James the greater catholic church, Island Pond, VT

Brighton fireman outfit on display at the museum.

Albert Laliberte. Island Ponds Blacksmith

Albert Laliberte, the blacksmith demonstrates how to shoe a horse to a group of youngsters

Ron Chesney on his farm

Al Goulet at the cash register of his Brighton Garage.

Vicki Gutherie and her daughter Sheila, on the steps of the Osbourne Hotel.

This original Goodwin's plan shows Brighton circa 1880s and lists the homes of figures in the community. At the end of what is now Birch Street the Cabana residence is seen, and on Derby Street the homes of Captain Currier, Mr. Dyer, and other civil war veterans. The Maloney home is seen at the top of Mountain Street, while the Foley and Tracy homes are on Back Street.