The Weather Diaries: The Final Entry
norwichhistory2024-01-17T12:41:30-07:00Two diaries, 150 years apart… Our year of the weather diaries has come to an end. Many, many thanks to Alan Berolzheimer for sharing his diary throughout 2023. [...]
Two diaries, 150 years apart… Our year of the weather diaries has come to an end. Many, many thanks to Alan Berolzheimer for sharing his diary throughout 2023. [...]
Two diaries, 150 years apart... For Ebenezer, early December brought extremely cold days, followed by warm days that melted the snow from the fields. The cold weather was [...]
Two diaries, 150 years apart… For Ebenezer, November brought the return of cold weather, sleighs (and sleigh accidents), and family visits. Winter preparations included butchering, cutting wood, and [...]
Two diaries, 150 years apart... For Ebenezer, October brought cooler weather and the final harvest of corn, potatoes, beets, parsnips, turnips, carrots, and pumpkins. It was a very full cellar. [...]
Two diaries, 150 years apart… Ebenezer Brown, 1873 2 Hot sunny day…Charles worked for G.M. Slack. I hoed the sweet corn & worked in [...]
Two diaries, 150 years apart... September 2023 brought the first frost, rains, and warm days. The Brown family finished their haying and got in their wheat and oats. Family arrived [...]
Two Diaries, 150 years apart... Vermont Journal, July 5, 1873 July was all about haying. Ebenezer's son, Charles, had nine lots filled with hay to mow, rake, load into [...]
Two Diaries, 150 years apart... This month's post only features 1873. It was a busy time on Ebenezer's farm. They got the wheat field planted which involved plowing, [...]
Two diaries, 150 years apart… In May 1873, the work of the farm was focused on preparing the fields and mending fence. Plowing the fields generated lots of rock [...]
Two diaries, 150 years apart...April in 1873 began with so much snow that the oxen couldn't break a road to the sugarbush. It was a month of sugaring and the [...]