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  1. Book - 2006.035.0174

    Visit'n: Conversations with Vermonters

    Record Type: Library

    Visit'n: Conversations with Vermonters
  2. Disc, Compact - 2005.037.0001

    Bob Bascom Interview CD's

    Record Type: Archive

  3. Disc, Compact - 2005.037.0005

    Bob Bascom Interview CD's

    Record Type: Archive

  4. Disc, Compact - 2023.002.0008

    Record Type: Archive

  5. Documents - SVML.FLD.S111

    SLATE MAKER - COVINO

    Record Type: Library

  6. DOCUMENTS - SVML.FLD.J006

    JAMES COVINO

    Record Type: Library

  7. Forklift - 2008.005.0001

    Ross Forklift was used by the Covino Bros. Construction company in the 1950's. The forklift and pallet inventions were some of the most important to the slate industry because they allowed slate to be transported faster and more efficiently.

    Record Type: Object

    Forklift
  8. Print, Photographic - 1976.003.0007

    Black and white group photograph of men 33 slate workers. The owner or boss in center of group in suit, tie, and dress hat. Fifth from the left is James DeMarco (information provided by Charlotte Meader-grandaughter).

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, Photographic
  9. Print, Photographic - 1976.030.0002

    Black and white photograph of the inside of a quarry pit with ladders on the back wall. Photograph taken at the Evans Borthers Quarry on the Wells Road (now Route 149) .5 mile from NY/VT border. The Evans Quarry was purchased by Rising & Nelson Slate Company and managed by Jim Covino and his son, Vincent.

    Record Type: Photo

    Quarry Pit with Ladders on Back Wall
  10. Print, Photographic - 1976.030.0013

    Black and white photography taken by photographer Neil Rappaport of John Summer, George Kostywn, Ed Mattison, Vincent and James Covino (at center) and others in front of a quarry building. Reproduced by Telescope Folding Furniture, Granville, NY. Original photographs taken by Neil Rappaport for Vermont Life, Winter 1972. All photos taken at Evans Quarry on the Wells Road (now route 149) .5 mile from NY/VT border. The Evans quarry belonged to Eva...

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, Photographic
  11. Print, Photographic - 1995.031.0007

    Figure bent over with head toward camera, chisel in right hand, splitting slate.

    Record Type: Photo

    Jim Bending
  12. Print, Photographic - 1995.031.0011

    Black and white photograph of Jim standing, seen from back with left hand raised in front of billy wheel and chain. Wooden building and waste slate pile in background.

    Record Type: Photo

    Jim Making Motions
  13. Print, Photographic - 1995.031.0012

    Black and white photograph of James Covino standing facing front, holding hammer in right hand, pallet of slate in background.

    Record Type: Photo

    Jim Covino, Foreman
  14. Print, Photographic - 1995.031.0017

    Black and white photograph of James Covino bent over in profile to left, holding block of slate on pallet. He stands in front of a shanty at the Evans Brothers Quarry, owned by Rising and Nelson Slate Company and operated by James and Vincent Covino.

    Record Type: Photo

    Jim Working
  15. Print, Photographic - 1995.031.0024

    Black and white photograph of James Covino shown from waist down splitting slate, tools against wall in background. Taken by photographer Neil Rappaport at the old Evans Brothers Quarry in West Pawlet, VT, operated by James and Vincent Covino.

    Record Type: Photo

    Jim Splitting
  16. Tape, Cassette - 1995.033.0003

    Bob Bascom Interviews- Audio tapes

    Record Type: Archive

  17. Tape, Cassette - 2005.037.0006

    Bob Bascom Interview Audio Tapes.

    Record Type: Archive

  18. Tape, Cassette - 2005.037.0007

    Bob Bascom Interview Audio Tapes.

    Record Type: Archive

  19. Tape, Cassette - 2005.037.0008

    Bob Bascom Interview Audio Tapes.

    Record Type: Archive

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