Wallace McNeil Photos – Buildings
Wildwood, Charlotte, Vermont

Wallace McNeil Photos – Buildings
Wildwood, Charlotte, Vermont

Houses and other buildings in and near the west village in Charlotte, Vermont in the early to mid-1900's

Black and white photo of Wildwood, a guest house in Charlotte, Vermont. A photo of the house appears on page 28 of Around the Mountains, Historical Essays About Ferrisburgh and Monkton by William Wallace Higbee, published by the Charlotte Historical Society. It is identified as the Soloman A. Williams house on the west side of Rt. 7 south of the Wildwood West development. The description further states that Daisy (Mrs. John) Williams lived here and operated a guest house.  

A transcript of Paying Guests Enjoy Farm Homes, a radio talk by Mrs. John S. Williams "farm woman, Charlotte, Vermont" and delivered on September 5, 1934 for broadcast on NBC radio stations can be found on the Internet Archive at this link.

Wallace McNeil

Donated by Nancy Sabin

undated

The Charlotte Library

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Charlotte, Vermont history, houses, people