Discover a rare piece of American history with this remarkable 1823 "A Pocket Geographical and Statistical Gazetteer, of the State of Vermont." Compiled by N. J. T. George and published in Haverhill, N. H. by N. T. Goss, this antiquarian volume offers a unique snapshot of Vermont's geography and statistics from the early 19th century. Beyond its primary focus, the book also includes a detailed description of Washington D.C. and a wealth of statistical tables pertaining to the United States, making it an invaluable resource for historians, geographers, and collectors of Americana.
This early 19th-century hardcover is a fascinating artifact, featuring original handwritten inscriptions by previous owners, including "Joseph Chamberlain Born 1804" and "Eliza", adding a personal touch and historical provenance. Embellished with diagrams, this pocket-sized reference provides rich insights into the socio-economic landscape of the era. A true collector's item, it captures the spirit of early American academic and informational publishing, perfect for those seeking historical texts, vintage maps, or unique additions to their library.
