Charters Of The Vermont Central, Vermont And Canada, And Central Vermont Railroads: The Vermont And

This volume contains the charters of the Vermont Central, Vermont and Canada, and Central Vermont Railroads, offering a comprehensive look into the legal foundations of these significant transportation entities. In addition to the charters, the book includes the Vermont and Canada Lease, providing essential context for understanding the operational agreements between the companies. The first and second mortgages, as well as the deeds of surrender of the Vermont Central Railroad Company, are also included, shedding light on the financial aspects and historical trajectory of these railroads.

Furthermore, the compilation features orders and decrees related to the cause Vermont, making it a valuable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the development of railroad infrastructure in the region. This collection of primary documents offers a detailed perspective on the establishment, legal framework, and financial dealings of these important railway systems.

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