Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Green Mountain Junior College decided to give its girls a little extra-curricula work in maple-syrup-making recently. First step was to tap some of the maple trees on campus. Here, a couple of new-comers to the maple sugar business take a look and a taste at the sap dripping in the buckets. They are Sharon Ramming (left) of Medina, New York, and Marie Baish, of Patterson, New Jersey.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Green Mountain Junior College decided to give its girls a little extra-curricula work in maple-syrup-making recently. First step was to tap some of the maple trees on campus. Here, a couple of new-comers to the maple sugar business take a look and a taste at the sap dripping in the buckets. They are Sharon Ramming (left) of Medina, New York, and Marie Baish, of Patterson, New Jersey.
[ca. March 1955]
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