Living in the New England States: Birthplace of a Nation

Examines the history of the area and the effect of the sea on the lives of the New England people, showing how old and new coexist. Tells how industrial plants and research units have recently developed in this region. Visits a lobster fisherman, the reconstructed Plymouth Plantation and Old Sturbridge Village, a ski resort, a modern shoe factory, and other historical sites. Second edition of Geography of New England.

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More in Living in the U.S. Series

  1. Living In The Middle Atlantic States - Urban Complex
  2. Living In The Southern States - Historic Lands, New Ideas
  3. Living In The United States
  4. Living in the Midwestern States: The Nation's Heartland 1974
  5. Living in the New England States: Birthplace of a Nation 1974
  6. Living in the Pacific States: Variety and Change 1974
  7. Living in the Plains States: Meat and Grain 1974
  8. Living in the Rocky Mountain States: Changing Frontier Land 1974
  9. Living in the Southwestern States: Growth in the Desert 1974

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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, description, catalog record
  2. U.S. Copyright Office, Catalog of Copyright Entries (renewals, 1970–1978) — copyright