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Hatchery Sign

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Rhodora in bloom

Pacific Fleet Battleships - NH 45052

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Rhodora in bloom

Corner Lunch: Townspeople discussing the severe winter on the street corner in center of town in Woodstock, Vermont, 1940.

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NWRS Centennial time capsule in Missisquoi NWR Visitor Center

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USFWS Dave Tilton discusses sea lamprey control with media

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Lamprey Presentation

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Storm damage relief at White River NFH

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The Magic Hour: Snowy night in the Center of town in Woodstock, Vermont, 1940.

Grassland at Eagle Point Unit of the Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge

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Refuge Manager Ken Sturm and Acting Regional Director Wendi Weber

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Refuge Manager Ken Sturm welcomes Senatory Leahy and Secretary Salazar

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Eagle Point Unit July 28, 2011

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Bullock's Wilshire

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Fall foliage at Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge

Work that Educates. Twelve-year old boy tending bees under the direction of his father, John Spargo. Bennington, Vermont, Aug. 1914. LOC nclc.05580

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Special Award for Ken Gillette

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The old town of Newcastle

Storm damage relief at White River NFH

Dan Ashe & Judy Romero

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A walking tour with the Director at the hatchery

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Tropical Storm Irene damage

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Fall Colors at Stephen Young Marsh

Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge fall foliage

Meeting house brick landmark

Jamie Geiger welcomes the Director

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Cartoon satire of Sen. Proctor providing tombstones for war dead (his son was Pres. of Vermont Marble Co.)- From gloves to gravestones; a paternal Senator looks after the soldiers even to LCCN2007677070

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Evidence of flood levels on hatchery fence

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Mount Mansfield and Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge grassland

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Dan Ashe awards Judy Romero

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Dan Ashe & Les Miller

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Dan Ashe gets a tour of the hatchery

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Dan Ashe awards Les Miller

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Acting Northeast Regional Director Wendi Weber welcomes Secretary Salazar to Mississquoi NWR

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Happy Regional Office staff

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Hall's Creek at the Eagle Point Unit, Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge

Sunset over Cranberry Pool September 2012

Work that Educates. Twelve-year old boy tending bees under the direction of his father, John Spargo. Bennington, Vermont, Aug. 1914. LOC nclc.05580

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Dan Ashe and Wendi Weber on a tour of the hatchery

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Brad Young, Dan Ashe and a Sea Lamprey

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USFWS technician sorting fish

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Dan Ashe, Joe Bertrand & Wendi Weber

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Dan Ashe, Wendi Weber & Ken Gillette

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Director Ashe gives Ken Gillette an award

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Dan Ashe and staff view damaged plumbing

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Dan Ashe, Deb Rocque and a Sea Lamprey!

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A Regional Directorate walking tour of the hatchery

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Wade Jodun, Dan Ashe & Ken Gillette

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Equipment and facilities were damaged

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Sheep Laurel

Dan Ashe and group near culvert replacement project

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USFWS technician sorting fish

Special Award from Dan Ashe for Judy Romero

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Special Award from Dan Ashe for Les Miller

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Summer landscape wood

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Deb Rocque, Dan Ashe, Brad Young and a lamprey!

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USFWS technician with Atlantic salmon

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Volunteer cleaning up dead fish

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Project Leader Ken Gillette shows Dan around

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High water mark on circular pool

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USFWS Director Dan Ashe views clean-up efforts

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White River National Fish Hatchery entrance

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Lake trout in circular fish rearing pool

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Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge Foliage

Wetland at Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge

High water point on fence

Service Director Dan Ashe with a lamprey attached to his arm!

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Townspeople of Woodstock, Vermont discussing the severe winter on the street corner in center of town, 1940.

Director Dan Ashe views damage at the hatchery along the White River.

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Dead fish after Hurricane Irene flood event

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Hurricane Irene damage to road, homes in Bethel, VT

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Hurricane Irene damage to road, homes in Bethel, VT

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Lake trout in circular fish rearing pool

A hug from Northeast Regional Director Wendi Weber for Les Miller

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Ken Brownell, Service Engineer explains the repairs to Service Director Dan Ashe

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Dead fish, sediment after Hurricane Irene flood event

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Dead fish, sediment after Hurricane Irene flood event

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USFWS biologist cleans circular fish rearing pool of sediment

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Debris, sediment and dead fish left by receding flood waters

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Cleaning river sediment deposited by Hurricane Irene flood waters

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Dan Ashe speaks with White River Partnership staff at riparian restoration site

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River sediment carried by flood waters deposited on Hatchery grounds

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White River National Fish Hatchery facilities and roads were damaged

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Hired man on a farm near Woodstock, Vermont, usually empties the radiator in his car every evening and refills it again with water in the morning to save the cost of antifreeze, 1940.

Dead fish after Hurricane Irene flood event

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Sediment and river water breached circular pools during flood event

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River sediment deposited on White River National Fish Hatchery grounds

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Dead fish, sediment after Hurricane Irene flood event

Fall color at Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge's the Eagle Point Unit

Some of the boys working in Chace Cotton Mill, Burlington, Vermont (see label to photo -730) for names. May 5, 1909. 6 P.M. (Caption -730- All these small boys, and more, work in the Chace LOC nclc.01712

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Some fish escaped and were left stranded by receding flood waters

Service Director Dan Ashe and White River National Fish Hatchery Project Leader Ken Gillette

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White River National Fish Hatchery facilities and roads were damaged

Dead fish after Hurricane Irene flood event

Land Grant Colleges of America Assoc. holding annual conference in Wash. Left to right- J.L. Hills, U. of Vermont, F.B. Munford, U. of Mo., A.F. Woods, U. of Md., A.A. Potter, Padua U., LCCN2016891847

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Farmers near Woodstock, Vermont bring their cans of milk to the crossroads early every morning where it is picked up by the coop farmers' truck and is taken to the city, 1940.

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Northeast Regional Director Wendi Weber welcomes Service Director Dan Ashe to White River NFH

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