This is an interview with Roland Burroughs and his wife Rachel, covering their life stories from childhood to adulthood. Roland shares details about growing up in a large family in Newbury, Vermont, his education at UVM, military service, career changes, and involvement in local government and community organizations. Rachel discusses her nursing career, including the perinatal program she worked on. They talk about meeting each other, getting married, raising their children, and their grandchildren. The interview covers many personal anecdotes and local Underhill history.

Denis Beloin discusses his French Canadian heritage, growing up, his family, his work in the lumber industry, and accident that broke his back. He reflects on on the changes he has observed in Underhill over the years and the character of the town.

Edie McLaughlin discusses her family history, growing up on a farm in the Underhill/Jericho area, her schooling, marriage to Roger McLaughlin, raising children in Pleasant Valley, involvement with horse riding and Pony Club, and current life after losing her husband and son. Key topics include her Rawson family roots, farm chores as a child, attending Jericho schools, meeting Roger while skiing, raising kids in Pleasant Valley dealing with the wind and school bus challenges, helping with Pony Club activiti

This interview is with Pat Goudy O’Brien, Marie Tedford’s daughter. She reads a story by her mother from the book “Nanny Goat Hill”.

In this interview, Ted Tedford discusses his life and career, focusing on his time living in Underhill, Vermont. Topics discussed include Ted’s childhood in Connecticut, his career in journalism at various newspapers, his time serving as a Selectman in Underhill, his research and writing of a book about the St. Albans Raid during the Civil War, and his perspective on life in Underhill over the past few decades.

This interview discusses Sue’s life, family, career, and memories living in Underhill, Vermont. Sue describes her childhood, family, and career. This audio Includes readings from essays in Sue’s book Under the Mountain: “Christmas Revisited” and “The Perfect Apple Pie.” It also includes readings from two essays in Sue’s book Under the Mountain: “My Guest for the Night,” and “Lutherine R. Farmer,  1928 – 2012” (Lou Farmer worked for the Town of Underhill as Town Treasurer from 1974 to 1990,  and Town Clerk  from 1990 to 1993) .

The interviews below cover Randy Clark’s life growing up, time in the military, his service with the Underhill/Jericho Fire Department, the Memorial Day Parade, and career working with his father at Clark’s Truck Center.

The interviews below discuss Matt’s background, including growing up in Philadelphia, serving in the military during the Korean War, meeting his wife Mary in Vermont, and settling down in Underhill. Additional topics covered his career as a mason, memories of the town and people over the decades, the zoning board, local softball games, and more.

Julia Smith Northrop was born in Burlington, VT in 1928. The interviews below discuss Julia’s childhood memories growing up in the 1930s and 40s, including experiencing the 1938 hurricane, taking piano lessons, singing with the Vermont State Symphony Orchestra, attending Pine Manor College and studying music, and later teaching music in Burlington elementary schools.

Jo McClellan was born in Winooski in 1931 and lived in New York before returning to Vermont to live in Underhill as a child. The interviews below cover her childhood, family, career, and favorite memories.