VERMONT ESTATE FOR SALE BROCHURE OF VICTORIAN ERA HOUSE 1930 VINTAGE REAL ESTATE For Sale

This is a vintage real estate sales brochure or booklet advertising a large, historical property known as the \"Vermont Estate\" for sale.The brochure showcases a three-story, 18-room Queen Anne Victorian-style house built in 1894 and located in the village of Hartford, Vermont.Summary of the Property Details Included:

• The Main House: A wood and brick house containing a reception hall, living room, music room, dining room, kitchen, multiple pantries, tower room bedroom with a fireplace, five other bedrooms, and running hot/cold water with marble-topped sinks.
• The Land: Includes 8 acres of land overlooking the White River, featuring a \"summer house,\" a 12,000-gallon spring-fed water reservoir, and an adjoining four-family apartment building.
• Location Highlights: Mentioned as being near White River Junction, 6 miles from Hanover, NH (Dartmouth College), and 12 miles from Woodstock, VT.
• Listing Agent/Owner: Listed by Roland E. Stevens of White River Junction, Vermont.
• While an exact printing date is not explicitly labeled on the document, records of the property, its history, and the listing agent indicate it was printed around 1930 to 1935.The printing timeframe is determined by the following details:
  • The Agent\'s Career: The property is listed by attorney Roland E. Stevens. He married Annie Morris in November 1900 at her parents\' home—which happens to be this exact house (known historically as the Ephraim Morris House or \"House of Seven Gables\" in Hartford, VT). After his parents-in-law passed away, Stevens handled the estate and attempted to sell the home.
  • The Telephone Format: The contact number listed on the last page is \"Telephone 175-W\". This alphanumeric, single-to-triple digit format with a party-line letter suffix (the \"W\") was typical of New England local telephone exchanges from the 1910s through the 1930s before standard all-number or 2-letter prefix formats took over.
  • Legal and Historical Records: Roland E. Stevens was actively managing affairs regarding Hartford properties and local listings out of his White River Junction office during the mid-1930s.

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