Indigenous Sites
Since long before the advent of writing, right here in the Connecticut River Valley there have lived a people known as the Sokoki Abenaki (or, translated into English from the original Sokwakiak, “The People Who Separated”).
They are the original people of this place, and they are still here. Their native tongue, Aln8ba8dwaw8gan—the Western Abenaki language—is still extant, but greatly endangered.
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Brattleboro Snow
Brattleboro Snow 01 Brattleboro Snow 02 Upper Main Street – possibly 1888Upper Main Street – possibly 1888 Brattleboro Snow 04Photograph reproduced from an original 5X8 Glass Plate Negative Courtesy of Brattleboro Historical Society © 2001 Brattleboro Snow...