Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 67
ver courses around the feet of tree-clad hillsides. Rutland ison the midway divide between the valleys of the Connecticutand Merrimac rivers. It revels in the pride of its position andwe were told that on a clear day the spectators range of visionsweeps in the blue hills of Milton, near the… … Rufus Putnam. Rutland —The Cradle of Ohio. 55 ern sky. From this same outlook, which boasts an elevation of1,250 feet above the sea level, the pointed spires of fourteensurrounding towns may be seen. The good people of Rutlandare not cramped for residence space. Perhaps a thousand in-habitants…
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