Randolph Historical Society

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Hello - this is the Flickr Home of the Randolph Historical Society from Randolph Vermont. We're a tiny all-volunteer society in Central Vermont and we're sharing some local history photos here. Digitzation work has been done by Forrest Macgregor, Devon Blomquist, Sophie Miller, and Jessamyn West. We have a website at www.randolphvthistory.org Right Statement The Randolph Historical Society in Vermont joined the Flickr Commons in 2024 in order to encourage public access, use, description, and sharing of our image collections. Our images within The Commons have no known copyright restrictions. This means that this institution is not aware of any current copyright restrictions on the images, maybe because our institution owns the copyright, the term of copyright may have expired without being renewed, or because no evidence has been found that copyright restrictions apply. We always appreciate if you give us credit as the original source and link back to the Flickr Commons to help spread the word of resource and to encourage reuse. The user of the images must understand that the institution cannot guarantee that your private use of the images on The Commons will not violate the rights of unidentified copyright holders, and the institution cannot be responsible for any liability resulting from your use of these images. If you have specific information regarding the copyright of images posted by the institution, please contact us at randolph.vt.history@gmail.com Last updated: December 3, 2025

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Sanborn Maps (Randolph - 1922)

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  • Rick Scully said:
    These are fascinating. Thanks for sharing. Interesting to see what was in locations before their current residents. Seeing that there was a diversion of water from the river to where Village Auto is now is mind blowing.

Catholic Church Randolph Vt.

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  • Jim said:
    Is that where the twin B. Brothers finally settled?
  • Randolph Historical Society said:
    Jim Nope, this one is around the corner from me. Looks the same but very different landscaping

RX prescription lights

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  • Jim said:
    Looks like the flickr logo!

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