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Subject: [ROOTS-L] Vermont State Archives Online - BETA 

03/03/2006

** Vermont Launches Beta Version of Vermont State Archives ONLINE
<http://www.researchbuzz.org/2006/03/vermont_launches_beta_version.shtml>

>From ResearchBuzz Newsletter at www.researchbuzz.org :
 
The state of Vermont has announced the beta version of Vermont State Archives ONLINE, a
collection of searchable public databases. You can find the new service at
http://vermont-archives.org/database/. There are currently two databases available.

The first database is the Records Series Database, which is described this way on the site: 
 
"The Record Series database offers series level access to records that have been transferred to the
Vermont State Archives by their creating State agencies, departments, or courts." You can search
by either creator or series keyword; I did a series keyword search for maps. Though I didn't
get a count of my results, results included deeds and maps from the Rutland Railway Corporation,
Vermont State Highway maps from 1923 onward, and Public Service Commission maps of rural electric
lines, 1946-1950. Series search results include the series creator, title of the series, extent (1
cubic foot, 2 large envelopes, etc.) restrictions (all the ones I saw were open) and location. About
half of the results I saw had a pointer to online information.

The second database is the NYE Index. The NYE Index was created by Mary Greene Nye as a name and
subject index to Manuscript Vermont State Papers and the Stevens Papers. This database encompasses
over 53,000 cards from the NYE Index, covering all 18th century records. 19th century records will be
added as time and resources allow. A search for Spears found two results, containing a name,
description, date, card ID, record series, volume, and page.

