Minus the old-timey cars, much of Vermont still looks like that. Unfortunately, most people in Vermont today would consider someone with Silent Cal's beliefs a "dangerous extremist."
Minus the old-timey cars, much of Vermont still looks like that. Unfortunately, most people in Vermont today would consider someone with Silent Cal's beliefs a "dangerous extremist."
President Calvin Coolidge (left) and Lieutenant Junior Grade Thomas J. Ryan, Jr., USN (right) Photographed on 15 March 1924 at the White House after President Coolidge had presented the Medal of Honor to LtJG Ryan. He received the award for "extraordinary heroism" in rescuing a woman from the Grand Hotel at Yokohama, Japan, which was on fire after the Great Kanto earthquake, 1 September 1923. He was then attached to the American Embassy at Tokyo, Japan.
i agree with you on the jalopies in the front yard and i haven’t seen a horse-drawn haywagon in ages but when you dig a little deeper under the surface of townies and flatlanders you’ll find the throbbing heart of American Conservatism;hard working people and true blue Americans.
I LOVE MY STATE, VERMONT
GOD BLESS AMERICA and I WISH EVERYONE HERE AT FR A VERY HAPPY 4th of JULY (i’m not shouting either) just proud to be an AMERICAN